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Bethel Law Office

Divorce
A contested divorce arises when you and your spouse cannot agree on one or more issues involved with ending your marriage. At any point in the process, if a settlement is reached, the litigation can be ended by putting the agreement in writing and presenting it to the court for approval. When a settlement is not possible, the issues that cannot be resolved by agreement must be decided by the judge or magistrate. The process by which this decision is made is a trial. It is important to have an experienced trial attorney — someone who is familiar with the judge or magistrate on your case — to assist you with the litigation process.

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Specializes in Family Law services.

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Downtown Columbus, River South District

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Phone: (614) 228-7775

Address: 250 Civic Center Dr Suite 600, Columbus, OH 43215

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Bethel Law Office

Divorce
A contested divorce arises when you and your spouse cannot agree on one or more issues involved with ending your marriage. At any point in the process, if a settlement is reached, the litigation can be ended by putting the agreement in writing and presenting it to the court for approval. When a settlement is not possible, the issues that cannot be resolved by agreement must be decided by the judge or magistrate. The process by which this decision is made is a trial. It is important to have an experienced trial attorney — someone who is familiar with the judge or magistrate on your case — to assist you with the litigation process.
Child Support
Typically, when a complaint for divorce is filed, either one or both parties will also file a motion for temporary orders. The magistrate will make temporary orders regarding custody, child support, parenting schedule, spousal support, payment of debts and payment of ongoing living expenses such as mortgages, rent, utilities, car payments credit cards and attorney fees. Because temporary orders may last for many months and can influence the ultimate outcome of the case, it is essential to have an experienced attorney prepare persuasive affidavits for submission to the magistrate.
Child Custody and Visitation
Do you have questions about divorce, child custody or another family law matter? Please visit our FAQ page.
Spousal Support

Criminal Defense
When you choose the Kelly Law Office in Columbus to handle your case, you will be personally represented by founding attorney Joseph Kelly. Whether your case involves family law, criminal defense or another legal matter, you will have the confidence that comes with having an experienced lawyer on your side.
DUI/DWI
Wrongful Death
Traffic Violations
Sex Crimes
White Collar Crimes
Theft
Misdemeanors
At Kelly Law Office, in Columbus, we will stand by your side during this stressful time. Attorney Joseph Kelly defends juveniles and adults against all misdemeanor and felony offenses. We have helped many people in Ohio protect themselves against serious criminal accusations.
Embezzlement
Drug Crimes
Assault
Restraining Order
Temporary restraining orders protect against vindictive and destructive behavior by a spouse, such as the canceling of insurance policies, the removal of furniture from the marital residence, the removal and expenditure of funds from retirement or savings, the selling or transferring of assets, and the accumulation of debt by your spouse in your name. The temporary restraining order can also prohibit a spouse from permanently removing minor children from the jurisdiction of the court. When a divorce is filed, a motion for a temporary restraining order is filed at the same time, and the restraining order is then served upon your spouse at the same time as the summons and complaint for divorce. Your spouse is not bound by the order until it is served upon him or her.
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Personal Injury
While a personal injury claim may seem somewhat straightforward, there are a lot of factors that influence the value of a case. You need to be sure that you are fully informed about the particular options that are available to you in order to make the right decisions about your future. Some of the various personal injury claims affecting our clients include...
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