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William L Geary

William Geary has been practicing law since 1979 and concentrating in Family Law (divorce, dissolution, custody, child support, spousal support – alimony – and post-decree issues) since 1995. Listed in Martindale Hubbell's Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers and rated A-V by Martindale Hubbell, Mr. Geary is admitted to practice before the courts of the state of Ohio, the U.S. Federal Court for the Southern District of Ohio, and the Supreme Court of the United States. His firm concentrates solely in family law matters.

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Annulment of Marriage in Ohio

Annulment of Marriage in Ohio Differs from Dissolution  In our practice, which involves exclusively family law matters, we receive a number of calls each year concerning annulment of marriages in Ohio. First off, annulment should not be confused with dissolution. In Ohio, a dissolution of marriage may be had on an agreed ground of “irreconcilable […]

What Christmas and Holidays Mean to Divorce Lawyers

Every year we try to blog about how to handle the holiday times. There are usually lists of all types. This year, instead of making a list for clients to follow, we thought that we would start with a list of what we think about, as divorce lawyers, when the holidays approach. That list is […]

Heroin and Ohio’s Zombie Apocalypse

Are some grandparents, caregivers, neighbors, educators, and relatives facing a real “zombie apocalypse”? The Heroin and Ohio Problem For years I have heard about a “Zombie Apocalypse.” I generally understood the concept, using my “knowledge” of zombies gained from popular movies and television shows. The probability of an actual zombie apocalypse, though, seemed to be […]

Emancipation of Minors in Ohio: Does It Affect Child Support Obligations?

In our office we receive many calls and e-mails regarding when a minor can emancipate or when a minor will be considered to have been emancipated. In many of the cases, the e-mails or calls are from the unemancipated minor. We usually try to answer questions or send the inquiring person to some sort of […]

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