Dissolution Law Services

Cincinnati, OH

Understanding Dissolution Law in Cincinnati, OH

At Moskowitz & Moskowitz LLC, we understand that navigating marriage dissolution law can be complex and emotionally challenging. Our experienced family law attorneys are here to guide you through the process. A dissolution is a civil proceeding that terminates the marital relationship. This process is used when the spouses agree on all of the issues (division of their assets and debts, spousal support and, if there are minor children, child custody, parenting time (visitation), and/or child support). A shared parenting plan may be prepared where appropriate.

The signed separation agreement is then attached to a petition for dissolution of marriage and filed with the court. There is a 30-day waiting period after the filing of the petition. The court will grant the dissolution between 30 and 90 days after the petition is filed. However, if the parties reached their agreement through the collaborative law process, the court will grant the dissolution at any time but no later than 90 days after the petition is filed.

If either spouse is dissatisfied with the separation agreement or does not desire the dissolution, the court will dismiss the petition. At any time before the dissolution is granted, either spouse may convert the dissolution proceeding into a divorce proceeding.

With our client-focused approach and decades of experience, we're committed to helping you achieve the best possible outcome. Call our law firm today to discuss your dissolution case.

Recognizing When You Need a Dissolution Law Attorney

Determining whether dissolution is the right path for your situation can be challenging. Moskowitz & Moskowitz is here to help you understand your options and make informed decisions.

Consider seeking our services if you're experiencing:

• Mutual agreement to end the marriage
• Concerns about child custody arrangements
• Questions regarding parenting time schedules
• Uncertainty about child support obligations
• Need for a fair division of assets and debts
• Desire for an amicable separation process

If any of these situations resonate with you, don't hesitate to reach out to Moskowitz & Moskowitz for effective guidance and support.

The Importance of Professional Dissolution Law Representation

Engaging the services of Moskowitz & Moskowitz for your dissolution case can make a significant difference in the outcome. Our experienced attorneys offer:

• Competent navigation of complex legal procedures
• Protection of your rights and interests
• Skilled negotiation for fair child custody arrangements
• Accurate calculation of child support obligations
• Assistance in creating comprehensive parenting plans
• Emotional support throughout the dissolution process

Let Moskowitz & Moskowitz provide the professional representation you need during this challenging time. Contact us to discuss how we can assist with your dissolution case.

Advantages of Choosing Moskowitz & Moskowitz

When you hire a dissolution law attorney from Moskowitz & Moskowitz, you're choosing a firm with a proven track record of success and dedication to client satisfaction. Our firm offers:

• 47 years of combined legal experience
• Free initial phone consultations
• Personalized attention to each case
• Client-focused approach to legal representation
• Convenient virtual Zoom sessions
• Family-owned firm established in 1995

Take advantage of our expertise and knowledge for dedicated and effective legal representation for your dissolution case. Reach out to Moskowitz & Moskowitz today to learn more about how we can assist you.

Connect With Moskowitz & Moskowitz for Dissolution Law Services

Navigating the complexities of dissolution law requires professional guidance and support. Moskowitz & Moskowitz is here to provide the compassionate legal representation you need during this challenging time. With our extensive experience in family law and commitment to client success, we're prepared to help you achieve the best possible outcome for your dissolution case.

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