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Loretta M Helfrich Attorney at Law

Divorce
Frequently, parties want to avoid for themselves and their children, the bitterness and frustration that often accompany controversies when divorcing and allocating parental rights and responsibilities. Divorce mediation offers a chance to solve problems cooperatively both pre-decree and post decree in a non-adversarial forum. Through divorce mediation, the parties can create an agreement that settles the major issues involved in dissolving a marriage, represents the interest of both parties, and one that is fair to both parties and to their children.

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Loretta Marie Helfrich, Attorney at Law

Helfrich, Loretta M, ATTY

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Phone: (513) 632-5317

Address: 3573 Columbia Pkwy, Cincinnati, OH 45226

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Loretta M Helfrich Attorney at Law

Divorce
Frequently, parties want to avoid for themselves and their children, the bitterness and frustration that often accompany controversies when divorcing and allocating parental rights and responsibilities. Divorce mediation offers a chance to solve problems cooperatively both pre-decree and post decree in a non-adversarial forum. Through divorce mediation, the parties can create an agreement that settles the major issues involved in dissolving a marriage, represents the interest of both parties, and one that is fair to both parties and to their children.
Child Support
Child support in Ohio is based on a statutory formula. The state formula calculates what each parent is expected to contribute toward the children’s expenses. Then, based on which parent is the residential parent, the calculation specifies which parent is to receive support and how much. In determining the amount of child support, the court will consider, among other items...
Child Custody and Visitation
Parental rights and responsibilities typically involve child custody, child support, and visitation. When deciding issues regarding child custody and visitation, courts in Ohio will consider many factors including...
Adoption
LMH Law Office, LLC. represents families in the Cincinnati, Ohio, metropolitan area, including Cincinnati, Mason, Batavia, Milford, Westchester, and other communities in Clermont County, Hamilton County, Butler County, and Warren County.
Paternity
Premarital Agreement
Spousal Support
Ohio statutes set forth numerous factors that a court is to consider when determining if spousal support is appropriate. Some of the most significant factors are the length of the marriage, the earnings of the parties, the ages of the parties and their health. All spousal support terminates at the death of either party. It can also terminate at re-marriage of the recipient, cohabitation of the recipient or after a specified period of years.
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Estate Planning
ASK FAMILY AND FRIENDS FOR A REFERRAL Many times a person has dealt with an attorney for estate planning or other matters. That attorney may have an associate or an attorney in another office that they refer persons to when dealing with family law matters. If an individual or another attorney is willing to make the referral, then it means they have some experience with and or confidence in the attorneys abilities. RESEARCH Do an online search on any attorney before setting a consultation. Look to see what areas they practice in. Do they primarily focus on family law/divorce work? Does the attorney practice in your county?

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