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What does this shift mean for couples seeking divorce or dissolution? Here we will explain how this new Ohio law can empower and assist individuals seeking divorce.

We understand the stress and turmoil that a couple and their children could face as they step forward into their new, post-divorce life. We are divorce lawyers in Cleveland, Ohio and are here to help dispel misconceptions and provide sound information about individual rights in divorce.

At the Law Offices Of Cara L. Santosuosso, LLC we are collaborative divorce lawyers, and we know that even the most cooperative divorce process can be hard on children. They have to adjust to a new normal and family life that will not be the same as it once was.

When parents divorce, a key consideration should be how the upset will affect any children. Collaborative or not, the process is naturally an upheaval of their normal lives. This is why understanding child support is so important for divorcing parents as they work with a child custody attorney to work the right provisions into their official divorce decree.

The first step to knowing whether you can file for uncontested divorce is to understand exactly what it is. Much as it sounds, uncontested divorce is a request for divorce that is either agreed upon by both spouses, or where one spouse has filed a complaint for divorce, and the other spouse has failed to respond. Having a divorce attorney on your team during any sort of divorce proceeding is always a safe bet.

At the Law Offices Of Cara L. Santosuosso, LLC we understand your feelings, and are here to help. Your child’s welfare and your rights are top priority for our experienced team of child custody attorneys.

The team at the Law Offices Of Cara L. Santosuosso, LLC offers clients both mediation and collaborative divorce, among other services. Today we’re going to get to the bottom of what sets these two options apart.

This brief primer on the cost of divorce in Ohio can help you to understand the factors that affect average divorce costs.

Northeast Ohio’s public radio station includes regular segments from The Sound of Ideas, Ideastream Public Media's regionally-focused weekday morning news and information program. In an effort to strengthen the community and provide aid to individuals who are considering divorce as well as context around the pandemic’s rising divorce rates, The Sound of Ideas included CLS Law’s own Cara Santosuosso in two separate panels of experts on the topic.