Family Law Attorneys Serving Columbus & Throughout Ohio
Experienced legal guidance for divorce, child custody, parenting plans, prenuptial agreements, and post-decree matters.
Whether you’re navigating divorce, child custody, parenting plans, spousal support, or post-decree modifications, our experienced family law attorneys provide practical guidance, compassionate counsel, and strong advocacy focused on protecting what matters most.
At Agee, Clymer, Mitchell & Portman, we help clients approach family law matters with clear guidance, steady advocacy, and a practical understanding of what is at stake.
Our firm has long represented Ohioans during difficult moments involving injury, disability, employment, and financial uncertainty. With the addition of Attorney Vincent Core, our firm now provides focused representation in Family Law matters as part of our broader commitment to helping clients wherever their legal situation may lead.
If you are dealing with a divorce, dissolution, custody issue, or post-decree dispute, you do not have to navigate the process alone.
Family Law Areas We Handle
Agee Clymer helps clients with a range of family law matters, including but not limited to:
Divorce and Dissolution
We help clients understand the difference between divorce and dissolution, evaluate their options, and move forward with a plan that protects their interests.
Child Custody and Parenting Time
We assist parents with custody arrangements, parenting schedules, shared parenting plans, holiday schedules, relocation concerns, and disputes involving the best interests of the child.
Child Support
We help parents address child support calculations, changes in income, enforcement issues, and modification requests.
Spousal Support
We help clients understand when spousal support may apply, how it may be calculated, and how support obligations can affect long-term financial planning.
Property and Debt Division
We help clients address marital property, separate property, retirement accounts, debt, business interests, real estate, and other financial concerns that may arise during divorce.
Prenuptial Agreements
We assist individuals and couples who want to clarify financial expectations, protect separate property, or address business and inheritance issues before marriage.
Post-Decree Orders and Modifications
Life changes after a divorce or custody order is entered. We help clients address modifications, enforcement issues, contempt concerns, parenting-time disputes, and changes involving support or custody.
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Meet Attorney Vincent Core
Vincent Core represents clients in Family Law and Social Security Disability matters at Agee, Clymer, Mitchell & Portman.
A native of Toledo, Vincent earned his undergraduate degree in Political Science from The Ohio State University and his Juris Doctor from Capital University Law School. He has been providing legal services to clients throughout Central Ohio since 2016, with experience handling complex matters in both the public and private sectors.
Vincent understands that family law issues can be among the most emotionally challenging events a person may face. His goal is to help clients make informed decisions, protect what matters most, and move forward with confidence.
Agee Clymer represents clients in Columbus and Central Ohio family law matters, including divorce, dissolution, child custody, support, prenuptial agreements, and post-decree modifications.
Divorce and Dissolution
We help clients understand the difference between divorce and dissolution, evaluate their options, and move forward with a plan that protects their interests.
Divorce and Dissolution in Ohio
Divorce and dissolution both end a marriage, but they are not the same process.
A dissolution generally requires both spouses to agree on all major issues before filing, including property division, parenting arrangements, support, and debt allocation. A divorce may be necessary when spouses do not agree or when the court needs to resolve contested issues.
For many clients, the first step is simply understanding which path makes the most sense.
We help clients evaluate issues such as:
Property division
Parenting time and custody
Child support
Spousal support
Division of debts
Retirement accounts and benefits
Real estate and business interests
Temporary orders
Court deadlines and required filings
Not every divorce needs to become a courtroom battle. But when negotiation is not enough, clients need an attorney prepared to protect their position.
Child Custody and Parenting Time
We assist parents with custody arrangements, parenting schedules, shared parenting plans, holiday schedules, relocation concerns, and disputes involving the best interests of the child.
Child Custody and Parenting Time
For parents, custody is often the most emotional part of a family law case. The goal is not only to resolve the dispute in front of the court, but to create a workable structure that supports the child’s stability, safety, and long-term well-being.
We help parents address:
Legal custody and decision-making authority
Parenting schedules
Shared parenting plans
Holiday and summer schedules
School, medical, and extracurricular decisions
Relocation issues
Communication between parents
Grandparent or extended family considerations
Modification of existing custody orders
Enforcement of parenting-time orders
Custody cases can become especially difficult when communication has broken down, when one parent wants to relocate, or when a prior order no longer fits the child’s needs. We help clients understand their options and work toward practical solutions while protecting their parental rights.
Prenuptial Agreements
A prenuptial agreement is not just for high-net-worth individuals. It can be a practical planning tool for people who want clarity before marriage.
A prenuptial agreement may help address:
Property owned before marriage
Business interests
Retirement accounts
Inheritance expectations
Debt responsibility
Spousal support considerations
Financial expectations during marriage
What happens if the marriage ends
Prenuptial agreements should be carefully prepared and reviewed well before the wedding date. A rushed or poorly drafted agreement can create problems later. We help clients understand what a prenuptial agreement can and cannot do, and how to approach the process thoughtfully.
Post-Decree Orders, Modifications, and Enforcement
A court order may resolve a case, but life does not stop changing.
Job changes, relocation, remarriage, health issues, parenting challenges, or changes in a child’s needs may require a court order to be revisited. In other situations, one party may simply fail to follow the existing order.
We help clients with post-decree matters involving:
Child custody modifications
Parenting-time changes
Child support modifications
Spousal support modifications
Contempt and enforcement
Failure to pay support
Failure to follow parenting schedules
Relocation after divorce or custody orders
Clarification of prior court orders
When an order no longer works, or when the other party is not following it, legal guidance can help you understand what options are available and what steps may be necessary.
Why Families Across Ohio Trust Agee Clymer.
Family law problems rarely affect just one part of life.
A divorce may involve disability benefits. A custody dispute may be affected by work schedules or injury. A support issue may overlap with employment, income, medical concerns, or financial hardship.
Guidance When Your Family Needs It Most.
With Attorney Vincent Core leading the firm’s Family Law practice, clients receive focused guidance for domestic matters backed by the depth of an established Ohio law firm.
We are large enough to help when a case becomes complex, and local enough to provide personal attention when you need it most.
Contact us at 614-221-3318 or click below for a free consultation.