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Divorce
Divorce – A divorceÂ is a civil action filed in the Domestic Relations Court, asking the Court for an order terminating the marriage. Generally, the parties have not been able to come to an agreement on the terms of separation, and are asking the court to make the final decision and order concerning property, support and children.Â The divorceÂ action is initiated by one spouse and if the other party responds it is considered a “contested divorce.”Â Divorce actions almost always takes longer than dissolutions. When minor children are involved, a parenting class must be attended.

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Categories: General Practice Attorneys, Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys, Labor & Employment Law Attorneys, Real Estate Attorneys, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys

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Phone: (513) 793-7544

Address: 10921 Reed Hartman Hwy Ste 213, Blue Ash, OH 45242

Website: http://www.tibbslawoffice.com

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Tibbs Law Office

Divorce
Divorce – A divorceÂ is a civil action filed in the Domestic Relations Court, asking the Court for an order terminating the marriage. Generally, the parties have not been able to come to an agreement on the terms of separation, and are asking the court to make the final decision and order concerning property, support and children.Â The divorceÂ action is initiated by one spouse and if the other party responds it is considered a “contested divorce.”Â Divorce actions almost always takes longer than dissolutions. When minor children are involved, a parenting class must be attended.
Child Support
Post Decree Modification – A post decree modificationÂ is a civil action filed in the Domestic Relations Court after a Decree of Dissolution or Decree of Divorce has been granted.Â In order to initiate aÂ post decree modification,Â one party must file a motion asking for a modification (of parenting time or child support for example)Â and the other party must respond.Â Generally, the courts encourage the parties to come to an agreement on post decree modifications.
Child Custody and Visitation
Adoption
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Premarital Agreement
Prenuptial Agreement – Also known as a premarital or antenuptial agreement,Â a prenuptial agreementÂ is a contract between two persons in contemplation of their future marriage. The agreement declares how property will be divided if the marriage is dissolved. To be enforceable, there must be full disclosure of assets and entered into without coercion. An Ohio attorney can not represent both parties to the agreement and it is recommended that each employ their own separate counsel.
Guardianship
Guardianship – Guardianship is the legal right given to a person to be responsible for a minor or incompetent individual. The guardianship can be granted over the person only or the person and their assets (estate).
Spousal Support
Dissolution – A dissolution is a civil action filed in the Domestic Relations Court in which the parties have mutually agreed to terminate their marriage.Â The action is started after the parties have reached an agreement whichÂ resolves all issues of property, spousal support, child support and parenting time, if applicable. The final hearing generally occurs 31 to 60 days after filing. The dissolution process is usually less stressful since the parties have an agreement in place. The dissolution may also be more cost-effective comparedÂ to a divorce. When a minor child or minor children are involved, a parenting class must be attended by both parties prior to the hearing.
Legal Separation
Legal Separation – Legal SeparationÂ is a civil action that does not legally terminate the marriage; however, it does allow the court to make orders concerning property division, support and children.Â Legal SeparationÂ may allow for the division of assets while still allowing one spouse to remain under the health insurance coverage of the other spouse.

Criminal Defense
DUI/DWI
OVI â€“ OVI is driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Also known as DWI, Driving while intoxicated or DUI driving under the influence. Often times this citation will be coupled with another traffic violation such as speeding, left of center, marked lanes or traffic control device.
Traffic Violations
Traffic Tickets â€“ Traffic tickets contain a citation or summons issued to an individual alleged to have violated a motor vehicle law. The citation may or may not require a court appearance.
Misdemeanors
Misdemeanor Offense – A misdemeanor criminal offense is an offense that is less serious than a felony and more serious than a minor misdemeanor or infraction. Misdemeanors are generally punishable by a fine and incarceration in a local county jail, unlike infractions/minor misdemeanors, which impose no jail time.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
Our attorneys are trained in the practice of collaborative law. We believe in the power of the collaborative process as an alternative to litigation, the best way to solve family law and business disputes. Our attorneys are also trained Guardian Ad Litems, providing our clients with a unique perspective into family law matters.
Small Business Law

Severance Agreement
Severance Contract – A contract between an employer and employee documenting the rights and responsibilities of both parties in the event of job termination. The contract specifies any severance package of pay and benefits and the conditions under which it will be provided or withheld. Severance agreements are sometimes offered as part of a job contract; however, more often they are offered as part of job termination or layoff.

Real Estate Litigation

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Estate Administration – Estate Administration is the process by which legal title of property is transferred from the decedentâ€™s estate to his or her designated beneficiaries or legal heirs. Estate administration is generally initiated by the Executor or Administrator and is supervised by the Probate Court and Judge. Generally, there are three phases to estate administration: opening the estate, collecting and distributing assets of the estate, and closing the estate. The process may involve, validating the decedentâ€™s will, appraising property, accounting for assets in an inventory, paying the decedentâ€™s debts and expenses, and distributing the net estate according to will or state law. There are three primary types of estate administrations in Ohio, Administration of a Full Estate, Release from Administration and a Summary Release from Administration. Asset value generally determines which administration must be used.
Wills
Last Will and Testament – The will is your written declaration of how your assets are to be distributed after your death. In this document, you are able to name an executor, who shall be in charge of distributing your estate to your chosen beneficiaries, after debts are satisfied. Additionally, you may nominate a guardian for minor children and create a trust to care for their assets until they reach a more mature age.
Power of Attorney
General/Finance Power of Attorney – A power of attorney gives the individual you nominate, the full power to act on your behalf and sign all documents you are otherwise able to sign. A power of attorney may help avoid the need for an appointed guardian in Probate Court, should you become mentally or physically unable to administer your own affairs. Great care should be exercised when choosing your attorney-in-fact, because the potential exists for them to abuse their power, and use your assets for their own expenses.
Probate
We offer services in Family Law (divorce, dissolution, child custody, and support), Probate Law (estate planning and estate administration), Business Law (Entity creation, contracts and entity dissolution), and Real Estate (deeds and land contracts).

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