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Dissolution Attorney in Columbus, OHPeaceful Marriage Resolution

When you and your spouse agree to end your marriage amicably, dissolution offers a cooperative path forward that saves time, reduces stress, and preserves dignity. In Ohio, a “dissolution” provides an alternative to a contested divorce when both parties can work together toward mutually acceptable terms.

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Stephanie N. Dailey: Columbus, OH Attorney for Dissolutions

Dailey Law Offices specializes in helping Central Ohio couples achieve peaceful resolutions to their marriages through dissolution proceedings. Dailey Law Offices helps Central Ohio couples achieve peaceful marriage resolutions through dissolution proceedings. Our founding attorney, Stephanie N. Dailey, brings over two decades of family law experience to every case. She obtained her Juris Doctorate from Capital University Law School in 2002, building upon her Bachelor's Degree in Communication from The Ohio State University.

Since launching her practice in 2004, Stephanie has successfully assisted countless couples through both dissolution and divorce processes, always prioritizing client objectives and family stability. Her balanced approach combines legal precision with compassionate guidance, helping families transition smoothly into their new chapters.

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Dissolution Services

Our comprehensive dissolution representation addresses every aspect of your cooperative marriage termination, ensuring all legal requirements are met while protecting your interests.

  • Separation Agreement Development

    Separation Agreement Development

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    We draft detailed separation agreements that address all aspects of your marriage dissolution, from asset division to ongoing responsibilities. We ensure your agreement complies with Ohio legal standards while reflecting your specific arrangements.

  • Property and Asset Division

    Property and Asset Division

    We assist with the fair division of all marital property, assets, and debts. We'll work with both spouses to identify, value, and distribute everything from real estate and retirement accounts to business interests and personal belongings.

  • Child Custody Arrangements

    Child Custody Arrangements

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    We create comprehensive parenting plans that prioritize your children's well-being and overall welfare. These plans cover everything from school districts and healthcare decisions to extracurriculars and holiday schedules, helping you co-parent successfully.

  • Financial Support Arrangements

    Financial Support Arrangements

    We'll help you determine fair and sustainable support arrangements for both spouses and children. We do this by carefully analyzing income, expenses, and Ohio's legal guidelines to ensure the final agreement is legally sound and meets everyone's financial needs.

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Start Your Peaceful Resolution Today

Dissolution offers couples the opportunity to end their marriage with dignity, respect, and mutual cooperation. At Dailey Law Offices, we make this process easier. We provide skilled legal guidance that protects your interests while preserving important relationships, especially when children are involved.

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Why Choose Our Columbus Dissolution Attorney?

Dailey Law Offices brings extensive experience and a collaborative approach to dissolution proceedings, helping couples achieve their goals while maintaining positive relationships. Our proven track record includes hundreds of successfully resolved family law cases through both negotiated settlements and court proceedings.

  • Extensive Dissolution Experience

    Decades of experience guiding couples through cooperative marriage terminations with positive outcomes

  • Collaborative Approach

    We facilitate productive discussions between parties while protecting individual rights and interests

  • Comprehensive Documentation

    Thorough preparation of all required agreements and court filings to ensure legal compliance

  • Child-Centered Focus

    When children are involved, we prioritize their stability and well-being in all arrangements

  • Financial Security Planning

    Strategic guidance to protect your economic interests and establish sustainable support arrangements

  • Efficient Process Management

    Streamlined procedures that minimize time, cost, 
and emotional stress for all parties

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Areas We Serve

Our Hilliard-based office offers dissolution services throughout Central Ohio, with a particular focus on Franklin County and its surrounding communities. We assist couples across the region in achieving peaceful and drama-free marriage termination through cooperative dissolution proceedings.

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3974-D Brown Park Drive Hilliard,
OH 43026

Choose Cooperation Over Conflict in Your Marriage Dissolution

Dissolution allows you and your spouse to maintain control over your future while avoiding the stress, expense, and uncertainty of contested divorce proceedings. At Dailey Law Offices, we provide the legal framework and professional guidance necessary to transform your agreements into binding court orders.

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Faq

  • What's the average cost of a dissolution in Ohio?

    The cost of a dissolution in Ohio depends on various factors, including filing fees and legal fees. The specifics of each unique case influence the final dollar amount.

  • How quickly can you get a dissolution in Ohio?

    A dissolution in Ohio can typically be finalized within 30 to 90 days from the filing date, provided both parties agree on all terms.

  • Which is better, divorce or dissolution in Ohio?

    A dissolution is generally the preferred choice if both spouses agree on all terms of the separation. A divorce is necessary when the parties cannot reach a full agreement, requiring the court to resolve the disputes.