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Whether you are considering a divorce or your spouse has already filed, having sound representation from a qualified Cleveland divorce lawyer is essential. The orders that are established when your divorce is finalized can impact you and your family for years. Be sure that you have reliable legal counsel behind you from the start.

At Antonelli Family Law, I represent my clients in all aspects of the divorce process. I understand what is at stake in these cases, and I pursue every available option in an effort to obtain a settlement that fully accommodates your current and future needs. Divorce is disruptive enough for children of divorce without their parents involved in heated disputes.
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About Mariellen
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Mariellen M. Antonelli, the principal and founding attorney of Antonelli Family Law, LLC, has practiced law for over 23 years.

Since she entered private practice, she has worked exclusively in the area of domestic relations and family law, helping individuals start new lives and crafting fair and reasonable solutions in divorce, child custody, spousal support, parenting time, the equitable division of assets, child support and other family law cases.
Divorce
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Under Ohio law in order to file for divorce, you and/or your spouse must have been a resident of the state of Ohio for at least the past six months and of the county in which one of you live for at least 90 days. When a Complaint for Divorce has been filed, the Clerk of Courts will prepare a summons and the Defendant will be served with the Complaint for Divorce.
Child Support
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Child Support is monetary compensation from one parent of the child(ren) to the primary caregiver of the child(ren). Child support is used to financially support the child(ren) and provide for the things that the child(ren) need. The court will look to the best interests of the child as to ensuring that the arrangement is as fair as possible.
Spousal Support
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Unlike child support, which by statute provides a table of income and a formula as to the calculation of the child support. Spousal support on the other hand is not based on a formula. The Trial Court has the sole discretion by considering the 19 factors outlined in the spousal support statute to award or not award spousal support.
Interest Based Resolution
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When at all possible, I strive to resolve cases outside of a stressful courtroom setting. Interest based resolution allows the parties to retain control of their case and make some of the most important and life changing decisions together. I often utilize tactics such as negotiation, mediation and the collaborative process to navigate through many domestic cases.
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