High Asset Divorce

Columbus High-Asset Divorce Attorneys

Financial income affects two aspects of divorce, both of them involving support. Child support is based on the income of both parents.

High Income: Child Support

However, if that income is more than $150,000.00, then the amount of child support is, at least initially, capped at the amount it would be for parents with a combined income of $150,000.00.

There are laws that allow the court to order more or less than this amount, but the skills provided by Dougherty, Hanneman & Snedaker, LLC will be needed to assist you in having those laws applied in a light most favorable to you.

High Income: Spousal Support

Income also affects the amount of spousal support to be paid by one spouse to the other, in those cases where spousal support is appropriate. The legal statutes specify factors the court is to consider in determining what amount of spousal support is reasonable.

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Please contact the lawyers at Dougherty, Hanneman and Snedaker for a confidential consultation with an Ohio State Bar Association Certified Specialist in Family Relations Law regarding your family law issue. Attorneys Douglas Dougherty, James Hanneman and Robert “Chip” Snedaker are three of just ninety-nine attorneys (as of January 1, 2008) in the state of Ohio, who have earned the designation of Certified Specialist, Family Relations Law.