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Child Custody & Visitation Recent Article List Visitation Rights for Grandparents, Step-Parents and Other Significant Persons Under Ohio Law by Slive & Slive Co., LPA Ohio is a state that does grant grandparents and other close family and third party persons the right to visit with minor children under the appropriate circumstances. Child Custody by Mark Godbey, Esq. Child custody is a legal term used when a couple - married or in a civil union - have children together. Under the law, the parents have joint guardianship and equal parental rights. Child Custody in Ohio Family Law by Slive & Slive Co., LPA Often, the parents of minor children find that they cannot agree on their parental rights and responsibilities. In family law, these child custody disputes occur most often in one of two settings: in domestic relations court in the course of or as the result of a divorce or in juvenile court between unmarried parents. It is important a parent to understand his or her rights and options in both settings. FAQs About Ohio Child Visitation by Dennis P. Levin, Esq. If a divorce, dissolution, legal separation, or annulment proceeding involves a child and if the court has not issued a shared parenting decree, the court shall make a just and reasonable order or decree permitting each parent who is not the residential parent to visit the child at the time and under the conditions that the court directs, unless the court determines that it would not be in the best interest of the child to permit that parent to visit the child. Recent Child Custody Blog Posts     All Child Custody Blog Posts Related Article Archives Child Support Custody & Visitation Parental Alienation     All Article Archives Navigate:   Home States Ohio Divorce Source Ohio Divorce Articles, News and Resources Child Custody & Visitation Start Your Ohio Online Divorce Today Easy, Fast and Affordable with a 100% Guarantee. Find Ohio Divorce Professionals in Your Area: Choose a County! ADAMS ALLEN ASHLAND ASHTABULA ATHENS AUGLAIZE BELMONT BROWN BUTLER CARROLL CHAMPAIGN CLARK CLERMONT CLINTON COLUMBIANA COSHOCTON CRAWFORD CUYAHOGA DARKE DEFIANCE DELAWARE ERIE FAIRFIELD FAYETTE FRANKLIN FULTON GALLIA GEAUGA GREENE GUERNSEY HAMILTON HANCOCK HARDIN HARRISON HENRY HIGHLAND HOCKING HOLMES HURON JACKSON JEFFERSON KNOX LAKE LAWRENCE LICKING LOGAN LORAIN LUCAS MADISON MAHONING MARION MEDINA MEIGS MERCER MIAMI MONROE MONTGOMERY MORGAN MORROW MUSKINGUM NOBLE OTTAWA PAULDING PERRY PICKAWAY PIKE PORTAGE PREBLE PUTNAM RICHLAND ROSS SANDUSKY SCIOTO SENECA SHELBY STARK SUMMIT TRUMBULL TUSCARAWAS UNION VAN WERT VINTON WARREN WASHINGTON WAYNE WILLIAMS WOOD WYANDOT Join the Network Ohio Divorce Products, Services and Solutions Ohio Divorce Resources to Help You Through the Process. Ohio Mandatory Online Parenting Class Easy and convenient - complete at your own pace online. Discount Divorce Bookstore Over 100 Titles of the Best Books on Divorce & Custody. Divorce Download Center Instantly Download, Books, Manuals, & Forms. Free Ohio Divorce Worksheet & Separation Agreement Your Guide to Get Organized and Put Everything in Writing. In any Ohio divorce, the court orders an equitable, but not necessarily equal, division of property acquired during the marriage. The court does not divide any property acquired before the spouses married. Therefore, it is important to document what property the spouses own and when each acquired it.

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