Ohio Child Custody Support

Summary

Ohio child custody laws focus on the childs best interests, including non-monetary support such as emotional support, maintaining relationships, and shared responsibilities. For detailed legal references, consult the Ohio Revised Code sections 3109.04 and 3109.051.

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are there any laws pertaining to child custody cases that define what support is for the other parent that isn't monetary?
Hi Abby! In Ohio, child custody laws primarily focus on the best interests of the child. Non-monetary support can include:
- Providing emotional support and consistent communication
- Ensuring the child maintains a relationship with both parents
- Sharing responsibilities in the child's education and healthcare decisions
- Encouraging extracurricular activities
Is there a specific aspect of non-monetary support you're concerned about?
where can I find a reference for this?
You can find references for Ohio's child custody laws and definitions of non-monetary support in the Ohio Revised Code (ORC). Specifically, you can look into:
- ORC *.*: Allocation of parental rights and responsibilities.
- ORC *.*: Parenting time rights.
For more detailed information, you may visit the Ohio Laws and Rules website: [Ohio Revised Code](http://codes.ohio.gov/)
Is there anything specific you need help with?