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Dissolution of Marriage

Handling Dissolution of Marriages in Ohio Since 1992

Unlike a contested divorce, dissolution of marriage requires both parties to be in complete agreement on all issues, including spousal support, property division, child custody and visitation. The couple submits a separation agreement to the court that must be approved by the judge before the marriage is officially dissolved. Many times, dissolution of marriage is a more economical and altogether less emotional process.

At the Kelly Law Office in Columbus, we are committed to strong, caring representation. We are experienced professionals dedicated to protecting your rights and obtaining the best possible outcome for you. Whether your situation requires litigation or negotiation, you will feel safe knowing that you are represented by a highly skilled, seasoned trial attorney and counselor at law who will protect you, guide you and fight for you throughout the process.

Private Judge Services

In dissolution cases, we offer convenient private judge services. For a modest fee of $60, your case can be resolved by a private judge in the comfort of our Columbus law office. No court appearance is necessary and scheduling is flexible to meet your needs.

Reasonable Fees

You will find that the fees we offer are reasonable. In fact, our dissolution services are offered at flat rates, so you will know up front how much your case will cost. Dissolutions without children start at $400 plus filing fees, with children start at $600 plus filing fees.

Free Initial Telephone Consultations

Are you ready to discuss your case with an experienced lawyer? Call us at 888-678-3075 or send us an e-mail.

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