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Divorce Property Division Guidance
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In Ohio, divorce property division follows equitable distribution, not a strict 50/50 split. Factors like income differences and marriage duration influence outcomes. You may negotiate a payment plan for property settlements and explore alimony eligibility if your spouse earns more. Health insurance options include COBRA and the Health Insurance Marketplace. Legal costs vary, so consulting a local attorney is advisable for tailored guidance.Full Conversation
divorce - we have a house that I will be staying in, we are not selling it but both our owners
Hey Carl! It sounds like you're dealing with property division in your divorce. Here are some points to consider:
- Ohio is an equitable distribution state; property isn't automatically split */*.
- You may need a property settlement agreement.
- Consider refinancing the mortgage solely in your name if possible.
Do you have any questions about this process?
- Ohio is an equitable distribution state; property isn't automatically split */*.
- You may need a property settlement agreement.
- Consider refinancing the mortgage solely in your name if possible.
Do you have any questions about this process?
I can't afford to pay her for half of the house right now. she makes more money than me
In Ohio, since it's an equitable distribution state, the court considers factors like income differences. You might not need to pay half immediately. Consider negotiating a payment plan or other assets if possible. Consulting a local lawyer could provide options tailored to your situation. Would you like information on contacting local lawyers?
they want to give me 2 years to pay her
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It sounds like you have a potential agreement to pay her over two years. In Ohio, such arrangements can be negotiated as part of the property settlement. Make sure any agreement is in writing and legal. If you need further assistance, a local lawyer could offer valuable guidance. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
It sounds like you have a potential agreement to pay her over two years. In Ohio, such arrangements can be negotiated as part of the property settlement. Make sure any agreement is in writing and legal. If you need further assistance, a local lawyer could offer valuable guidance. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
does this mean that I should not get any alimony?
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In Ohio, alimony (spousal support) is separate from property division. Courts consider factors like income, marriage duration, and earning ability when determining alimony. If your spouse earns more, you might still be eligible for alimony. It's best to consult a lawyer for personalized advice. Do you have any questions about how alimony is determined?
In Ohio, alimony (spousal support) is separate from property division. Courts consider factors like income, marriage duration, and earning ability when determining alimony. If your spouse earns more, you might still be eligible for alimony. It's best to consult a lawyer for personalized advice. Do you have any questions about how alimony is determined?
yes how
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Alimony in Ohio is determined by considering several factors, such as:
- Income and earning abilities of both parties.
- Length of the marriage.
- Standard of living during the marriage.
- Any contributions to education or career of the other spouse.
If you want to know more about how these factors apply to your case, feel free to ask!
Alimony in Ohio is determined by considering several factors, such as:
- Income and earning abilities of both parties.
- Length of the marriage.
- Standard of living during the marriage.
- Any contributions to education or career of the other spouse.
If you want to know more about how these factors apply to your case, feel free to ask!
I am losing my health insurance as well
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Losing health insurance during a divorce can be a challenge. Here are some considerations:
- COBRA allows you to temporarily continue your current health insurance.
- Explore options in the Health Insurance Marketplace.
- Consider negotiating health insurance coverage as part of your divorce settlement.
Do you have any questions about these options?
Losing health insurance during a divorce can be a challenge. Here are some considerations:
- COBRA allows you to temporarily continue your current health insurance.
- Explore options in the Health Insurance Marketplace.
- Consider negotiating health insurance coverage as part of your divorce settlement.
Do you have any questions about these options?
how much will it cost me
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The cost of divorce can vary widely depending on factors like legal fees, court costs, and the complexity of your case. On average, divorce in Ohio can range from $*,* to $*,* or more. It would be beneficial to consult with a local attorney for a more specific estimate based on your situation.
If you have more questions about the costs involved, feel free to ask!
The cost of divorce can vary widely depending on factors like legal fees, court costs, and the complexity of your case. On average, divorce in Ohio can range from $*,* to $*,* or more. It would be beneficial to consult with a local attorney for a more specific estimate based on your situation.
If you have more questions about the costs involved, feel free to ask!
no health insurance
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It seems like you have a complex divorce situation involving property division, potential alimony, and health insurance loss. Considering the intricacies, consulting with a local lawyer might be beneficial. If you need assistance with health insurance options, you might consider:
- COBRA for temporary continuation of your current coverage.
- Health Insurance Marketplace for new plans.
- Negotiating health insurance as part of your divorce settlement.
If you have any specific questions about these options or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
It seems like you have a complex divorce situation involving property division, potential alimony, and health insurance loss. Considering the intricacies, consulting with a local lawyer might be beneficial. If you need assistance with health insurance options, you might consider:
- COBRA for temporary continuation of your current coverage.
- Health Insurance Marketplace for new plans.
- Negotiating health insurance as part of your divorce settlement.
If you have any specific questions about these options or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
give me money
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It sounds like you're facing a challenging situation with your divorce, particularly with property division, alimony, and health insurance concerns. While I can't provide financial assistance, I strongly recommend consulting with a local lawyer to explore legal options that may help you. If you have specific questions or need guidance on any aspect, feel free to ask!
It sounds like you're facing a challenging situation with your divorce, particularly with property division, alimony, and health insurance concerns. While I can't provide financial assistance, I strongly recommend consulting with a local lawyer to explore legal options that may help you. If you have specific questions or need guidance on any aspect, feel free to ask!
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