Online Divorcein Ohio
Online divorce is a convenient solution for Ohio couples having an amicable case. It is ideal for spouses who have already settled all their divorce-related issues and don’t need to hire a lawyer or go to court for dispute resolution. We offer a time- and cost-effective tool to prepare your legal paperwork online and receive court-ready documents along with filing instructions.
- Reasonable prices
- No hidden fees
- Friendly support team
- Court-approved forms
- Safety and confidentiality
of court approval
of divorce documents
How It Works
We are a reliable paperwork preparation service for agreed-upon, no-fault offline and online divorce in Ohio. The dissolution of marriage in Ohio is a process initiated by both spouses when they agree on the divorce terms and joint filing.
It is usually much cheaper and takes less time to be finalized than contested or fault-based cases. Apart from that, couples do not necessarily need to hire a lawyer to cope with the process.
Not having a lawyer doesn’t, however, mean that you are in this on your own. Our service will be glad to help you prepare for your divorce by providing you with the required filled-out forms and a step-by-step filing guide. You can then file in person or online without having to hire a lawyer.
1. See If You Qualify
Answer several simple questions on our platform and see if our service suits your situation.
2. Fill out an Online Questionnaire
Provide details about your divorce in our comprehensive questionnaire and get the filled-out forms for your specific case.
3. Print, Sign, and File the Forms
Download the papers from your account to print them out, sign them, and submit them to the district court of your county or file for divorce online.
Requirements for an Uncontested Divorce in Ohio
Filing Requirements
If spouses file jointly, they must complete and sign the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage and Waiver of Service of Summons form together and file it and other forms with the court in person or online. They may file in the county where either of them lives.
Residency Requirements
The spouse initiating the case must have lived in Ohio for at least 6 months prior to filing the Petition. Additionally, the plaintiff must meet the 90-day residency requirement of the county where the filing will be done.
Waiting Period
The minimal waiting period during the dissolution of marriage, when spouses file together, is 30 days after initiating the action. The court may schedule the hearing not earlier than 30 days and not later than 90 days after the Petition is filed.
Complete Your Divorce Papers Online
To get the filled-out forms for your uncontested, no-fault divorce, you will need to complete a comprehensive questionnaire on our website, specifying information about your divorce. The system will select the right forms and fill them out with the information provided based on your answers.
You’ll have to indicate your and your spouse’s accurate contact details, names, dates, addresses, and other info. If you have minor children, their personal information should also be provided. Finally, answer the questions concerning your property, assets, and financial matters.
As soon as your Ohio divorce papers are ready, you’ll be able to download them online or receive them by mail for a small extra fee. Some of the forms your package may contain include:
- Petition for Dissolution of Marriage and Waiver of Service of Summons
- Health Insurance Affidavit
- Parenting Proceeding Affidavit
- Affidavit of Income and Expenses
- Separation Agreement
Why Ohioans Choose DivorceCanBeSimple.com?
You can access our service for form preparation from anywhere instead of scheduling physical meetings with a lawyer. Our system will fill out legal documents with the specific information you provide on the case. Besides, during the active subscription period, you can adjust your answers and receive updated forms if needed.
Pay a flat fee for divorce document preparation and keep your uncontested and full-agreement divorce cheap and affordable by filing pro se.
By ordering papers from us, you can be sure your personal information is protected because we use advanced security technologies and communication channels.
Forget about lengthy consultations and appointments with a lawyer. Begin a fast divorce in Ohio on your own after receiving the necessary papers from us.
Our site is convenient and easy to use, so navigating it and filling out the required information will not take too much of your time.
Start Your Divorce in Ohio Today!
Getting the filled-out forms and a guide on how to file them from our online service is a major step in your divorce preparations. If you want to find out more about our online questionnaire, pricing options, and the overall process, feel free to contact our professional support agents via email.
All people choosing us for document preparation will receive:
- Reasonably priced assistance with paperwork
- Court-approved package of divorce forms
- Clear filing guidelines
- Unlimited revisions for active subscribers
- Quick delivery
- Secure and confidential services
- Responsive customer support team
What if We Have Children?
If you have children under 18, you can still get the papers for your uncontested, no-fault case completed by our service, given that you and your spouses are in full agreement. We provide the necessary child-related forms without charging parents extra.
Yet, you must be sure you have settled all the disputes concerning your kids. Some of the things to consider when filing for divorce with children are:
- In Ohio, parents can be awarded sole or joint legal and physical custody. Even if spouses share custody, it doesn’t mean the child will spend an equal amount of time with each of them.
- The judge determines custody based on the child’s best interests. Aspects considered while making this decision include the wishes of all parties, the child’s relationships with parents and adjustments to home and school, the mental and physical health of all parties, the parents’ contribution to the child’s upbringing, etc.
- If the judge intends to grant joint custody, they will consider the parents’ ability and readiness to cooperate and encourage the contact of the child with the other parent, any history of abuse or neglect, how close each party lives to each other, etc.
- Child support is determined based on the Ohio child support guidelines and can be estimated using a Child Support Calculator.
- The divorcees will most likely have to attend a parenting class that will allow them to understand how they can help their kids deal with the divorce.
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