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The case of Johanna and Craig Gonsewski takes us through the often complex and emotionally charged process of divorce proceedings.

Part of my passion (some say illness) for what I do is to read almost every new case that is decided – whether it is precedent setting (reported) or not (unreported).

... The book carries an anti-bullying theme, as each animal that the ladybug encounters ultimately stands up to his attempts to "fight" them, no matter how big they become (starting with a "friendly ladybug" and ending with a whale).

Ah, Thanksgiving, Christmas and Hanukkah. What many people generally consider to be the most important holidays of the year are upon us.

Senate Bill 85, which is designed to improve the enforcement of child support orders, was recently signed into law.

The holiday season often brings families together to celebrate the past year. It is often a time of joy. However, for some couples, the holidays can also serve as a reminder that a serious change is needed.

It is not uncommon for parents of a person that is getting married to demand that their child get a prenuptial agreement to protect the family business, trusts or other assets.

If the Family Court finds that a party seeking alimony is dependent and in need of support, the next consideration is how much is enough.

Discernment Counseling is a laser-focused form of couples counseling meant for spouses who are considering divorce, but are not collectively definitive about taking that next step.

The court will look at each parent’s income to determine issues such as child support or post-secondary support. Imputed income is an estimate by the court of an individual’s income, even if they are not actually earning that amount.

Canadian courts encourage parents and guardians to resolve conflict other than through court intervention, but some families still need a neutral decision-maker to move forward. Enter the parenting

This week in Raleigh the sky was falling! – well it was snowing! The news in Raleigh was dominated by snow and ice and skeleton sessions and empty calendars.

As a member of the professional services team, the non-legal side of the Firm, I have few reasons to ever enter a courthouse. Unlike my colleagues in our Litigation Department

The Calm Among the Storm – In each post of this blog series, Schneider Bell attorney Veronica Garofoli answers a real question she sees from families, fiduciaries, financial advisors, and CPAs — focused on the moments when a situation first becomes unstable, and what actually protects people under Ohio probate and trust law.

The hotly contested debate of marriage equality is reaching a boiling point as the United States Supreme Court begins to hear opening arguments.

The Supreme Court of the United States announced on January 16, 2015, that it would review four cases challenging the constitutionality of state laws banning same-sex marriage in Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee.

My colleague Aaron Weems reported this case on April 12. In the spirit of our U.S. Supreme Court, I offer the following concurrence with his blog but spirited dissent from what the Superior Court ruled.