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For couples contemplating divorce, perhaps the most pressing question they face is: what should we do with the family home? It is a decision many families are grappling with throughout the country.

The topic of spousal support – otherwise known as “alimony”—often comes up for couples mediating their divorce in Ohio.

Divorce is an emotionally difficult and financially draining experience that some couples go through.

Why Choose a Divorce Mediation Versus Divorce Lawyer? In 2018, 7.2 per 1,000 married couples experienced a divorce.

Did you know there is an out-of-court process that can expedite your divorce? It’s called divorce mediation.

Couples entering into a divorce often experience the debilitating emotions of pitched anxiety and fear. Divorce is no doubt a life changing event.

Did you know attorneys fulfill a vital role in divorce mediation? This is contrary to the misconception that spouses can pursue this out-of-court alternative effectively with minimal or no participation from their legal counsel.

The family home is unlike other financial assets and debts. A house is an illiquid asset, layered with emotion, that cannot be quickly cashed out and divided.

Did you know that there are over 630,000 divorces in the United States each year? That’s, unfortunately, over a third of the number of marriages that happen each year.

This article is part of a 5-part series on what divorcing couples might do when faced with the pressing question of what to do with the family home.