Legal Separation

Situations may exist where two people wish to live separately, but do not wish to terminate their marriage. For example, religious beliefs may cause them to want to keep the marriage intact. Or, practically speaking, the need to continue medical insurance coverage for one spouse through the employer of the other may be a reason for not legally ending the marriage. Many medical policies now, however, provide that a legal separation may disqualify a spouse from coverage. You will still need to understand that the following item need to be ruled upon;

Support

Child Support

Custody

Property Division

Payment of Debt

Military Legal Separation

Various issues make military Legal Separations distinct from traditional Separation. For example, property division can become complex when military pensions are involved, and custody can be difficult to determine if one spouse is currently stationed out of state or overseas. If you or your spouse is in the United States military, contact Mesaros Family Law. We have Legal Separation specialists on our side who have the experience and knowledge of both military and family statutes. Learn more about Military Divorce here.

Same-Sex Divorce & LGBTQ Legal Separation

Legalizing same-sex marriage also introduced same-sex Legal Separation in Ohio. Our firm is equipped to handle the sensitive and unique issues facing LGBTQ couples in our state.

Contact Mesaros Law offices in Dayton, Ohio

If you are seeking a Legal Separation in the Dayton area or have been served papers, Mesaros Law office is here for you. The attorneys at our law firm are compassionate and understanding while simultaneously unrelenting and effective. We seek the best resolution for our clients and always try to arrive at that resolution as amicably as possible. Contact a Dayton divorce lawyer at our law firm today to discuss your divorce.