by Kirkland & Sommers, Co., L.P.A | Last updated Apr 20, 2026 | Published on Apr 20, 2026 | Divorce
Getting married is exciting, but it can also raise worries about money and property. Many people wonder if they can protect the assets they owned before marriage without getting a prenuptial agreement. The good news is that there are several ways to keep your... 
by Kirkland & Sommers, Co., L.P.A | Last updated Apr 20, 2026 | Published on Apr 20, 2026 | Divorce
Do prenuptial agreements really hold up in court when couples get divorced? Many people wonder if prenups are actually enforceable or if they become worthless pieces of paper. The truth is that prenups can be very strong legal documents, but only when they’re... 
by Kirkland & Sommers, Co., L.P.A | Last updated Apr 20, 2026 | Published on Apr 7, 2026 | Divorce
What Are Premarital Assets and How Are They Defined in Family Law? Premarital assets are property and financial resources you owned before getting married. These assets exist independently of your marriage and include items like real estate, investment accounts, bank... 
by Kirkland & Sommers, Co., L.P.A | Last updated Apr 7, 2026 | Published on Apr 7, 2026 | Divorce
Are you wondering if there are any benefits to being the first one to file for divorce? The answer is not always simple. In some cases, filing first can give you certain advantages. In other situations, it may not make much difference at all. Understanding when it... 
by Kirkland & Sommers, Co., L.P.A | Last updated Apr 7, 2026 | Published on Apr 7, 2026 | Divorce
The answers may surprise you. Before you assume that you will get 50% of everything in divorce – or lose 50% of everything – it’s important to understand your rights under Ohio law. Whether you’re dealing with property division, spousal...