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The first step in the divorce process is to file a divorce complaint with the court. In Ohio, it is called filing a formal complaint against the other party.
What forms you need to file for divorce in Ohio Complaint for divorce or dissolution. Statement of income and expenses. Statement of property and debt. Request for service (only required for contested divorces)
The Ohio Supreme Court guidelines say that a contested divorce case without children should be resolved within 12 months of filing, and a case involving children within 18 months. However, the most complex and contentious Ohio divorce cases may take longer to finalize.
In Ohio, a child does not have the right to choose which parent to live with after a divorce. A judge makes the final determination based on what's in the child's best interest. In some cases, one or both parties may request the judge to interview the child so their opinion can be heard.