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Property Division
Each spouse shall be considered to have contributed equally to the production and acquisition of marital property. The laws of the State of Ohio require that the division of marital property must be equal, unless such a division would be inequitable. In such a situation, the court must divide the property equitably instead of equally.
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Ohio recognizes common law marriages (If united before October 10, 1991).
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