Aaron Paul Hartley

Attorney Aaron Hartley of Hartley Law Office discusses marriage dissolution in Ohio. Dissolution requires your spouse’s and (if applicable) your spouse’s attorney’s cooperation. Once you have done your research and you and your spouse feel that you have amicably agreed on custody, assets, etc., your attorneys will bring those terms to court. The key with dissolution is having trust is your ex and ensuring that you and your ex have come to a full agreement on how your assets and family will be split and shared. Often times, couples who believe they have a solid dissolution find that when sensitive details—such as property, retirement income, and child custody—are introduced, there is much more disagreement that they originally thought there would be. If you think dissolution is best for you, it is important to do your research and come to an agreement on how important things in your lives will be split and shared. If this will not work for you and your spouse, you will then likely have to consider divorce.
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