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Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services Reports Drop in Aid to Needy Ohioans

A pressured economy and a turbulent political landscape has led the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services to report that their Aid to Need Families Fund is facing a potential shortfall of nearly $50 million dollars in the as of the end of 2008. The fund assists nearly 180,000 individuals and their families across the state of Ohio in facing the expenses of their everyday living and housing costs. Additionally, the fund provides monies for mothers and fathers of young children that require additional care or childcare while the parent is working.

According to government records, the state of Ohio received $727 million from the United States federal government for the program, and in turn, the state government of Ohio also contributes another $400 million to the department as well. However, this year, the program is running into a deficit amidst the constricted economic woes of the American economy and a rising number of needy individuals qualifying for aid. If you or a loved one have questions regarding your rights to child support or spousal assistance from another parent, or your eligibility for government assistance, contact Columbus, Ohio family law attorney Kelly Morgan today.

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Did You Know?

About my ex-spouse visitation rights
Unless the court has granted a modification of the visitation arrangement, then you can not and should not deny visitation! Denying visitation is one of the biggest mistakes made by most custodial parents. You may believe you have a justifiable reason for denying the visitation rights, but by law your are not permitted to do so.

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Divorce Terms

Today's Terms

Temporary alimony

Definition:
A type of alimony payment that is made to one spouse pending separation or divorce proceedings.

Joint custody

Definition:
A form of child custody that grants both parents joint legal custody, joint physical custody, or both joint legal custody and joint physical custody.

Age of Majority

Definition:
Attained upon one's eighteenth birthday. However, a child support order will remain in effect beyond attainment of eighteen as long as the child continuously attends an accredited high school on a full time basis, the child is determined to be mentally or physically disabled by the court, or both parents have agreed to continue support after the age of 18 and it is incorporated in a divorce decree.

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