Address: 575 Copeland Mill Rd Suite 1F, Westerville, OH 43081, USA
Phone: +13802032023
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Tina Behrens
Hari came in late in the game for my Mom's divorce. Our family appreciated how responsive he has been in his communication, responding quickly when we have had concerns. We also appreciated his out of the box thinking when things were challenging. Overall would recommend Hari for any divorce needs!
Victoria DeFrancesco
I am beyond thankful to have had Natalie represent me through my custody case. It was a tough journey but she stood by me and guided me through every step. She’s very down to earth, comforting, and knowledgeable. Katie and Hari were a huge help as well. I highly recommend WSM.
Janet Phillips
Do not go anywhere else. I went through FIVE of the best attorney's Columbus has to offer before finding WSM Law. If your case is complex, you need WSM. If your case is simple, you need WSM. After my divorce when my ex sued me for my Dad's estate they stayed by my side in multiple meetings w the probate attorney to keep Dad's estate safe. You literally get the entire team when you sign on with WSM. They are compassionate, responsive, and Damn good! The best part for me is everything is handled in a clean, strategic, professional, ethical manner. No dirty tricks. It feels so good to WIN with honesty and integrity.
Sonal Seth
Hari handled my case just the way I wanted, he precisely understood my need. I am very impressed with his knowledge and his passion for his clients. He is a great listener and posses excellent communication skills. I am very satisfied with his work.
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Before Divorce was liberalized in the 1970s it was possible for a spouse to deny the other their request for divorce. However, this is no longer the case, as Divorce laws have changed, meaning that one spouse can no longer trap the other in a marriage by denying their divorce request. With this being said divorce can still be a stressful time and can be contested by your spouse, in this case, I’d advise you to seek a knowledgeable and experienced divorce attorney to support you on your case. Call Woodford Sathappan Mcgee today
The idea that courts favor mothers in custody cases is actually a very common myth. It is the court's job to bring an unbiased ruling to each case. It is not true that a court will give a mother custody primarily because she is the mother. Courts are particularly concerned on which parent would be able to provide the best, physical and emotional care, as well what is in the child's best interest.
Yes! When you get divorced you will either have a sole custody or shared parenting order which dictates what happens with your children. The court will need to determine how decisions are made, what the parenting schedule will be, and other logistical issues. If there is a disagreement with how those rights will be allocated, the court will likely appoint a Guardian ad Litem to be its eyes and ears. Knowing how to communicate with the Guardian and with the court, knowing what to say and what not to say, is difficult and something we can help you accomplish effectively.
Yes! In Ohio, you are entitled to 50% of all marital assets. A marital asset is anything acquired during the marriage, regardless of who the asset is titled to. What does that mean? Even if all the bank accounts, retirement accounts, and vehicles are in his name, you still get 50% so long as those assets were acquired during the marriage.
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