Trolinger Law Offices

Columbus Family Attorney with a Focus on You and Your Family Trolinger Law Offices LLC is a Columbus, Ohio family law firm with over 30 years of experience in and out of the courtroom advocating for individuals and families all around the State of Ohio. From the merger of two small practices in order to provide more specialized family and business law representation, our firm has grown into an organization that now receives clients from virtually every county in Ohio. One of our goals as a company is to give each client's issue the time and attention it needs. Family Law Shared Parenting and Sole Custody in Columbus, Ohio “Child custody" is the terminology used in many if not most states when describing the process of deciding which parent or other individual is responsible for making significant decisions concerning a child. In Ohio, the decision to designate one or both parents as custodial is determined by a number of considerations, including the parties’ and children’s best interests. Shared parenting is another term for joint custody, a type of child custody which preserves the child’s relationship with each parent by making it a point to optimize cooperation between the parents in terms of raising their children while also addressing any disputes about children’s care. Any agreement or decision granting one or both parents joint custody shall be referred to as a “Shared Parenting Plan.” This type of plan will contain all terms relating to the allocation of parental rights and responsibilities and will touch on issues like child support and parenting time, as well as school placement parent, transportation to and from school, in addition to where the child or children will reside. If parents receive a shared parenting agreement, this means they should work together to reach an agreement on major decisions that affect their children (healthcare, schooling). In cases of sole custody, the parent who has custody may make all significant decisions for the children without consultations with the other parent. The parent who does not have custody (called the “non-custodial” or “non-residential” parent) can have access to their child’s medical, school, and daycare records. Further, a non-residential parent does not have a right to make major decisions for their children; However, there are cases where they might be included such as when the child worries, having issues at school, or being bullied. They can also attend school functions to which parents are encouraged to attend.

Trolinger Law Office clients consistently report favorable results. Customers appreciate them for their supportive and personalized experience during a stressful time and the professional results they deliver. Clients report that they are genuinely interested in them and how their decisions can affect them and hang in there with them. The people they worked with at the firm in several cases felt like they were in good hands thanks to the expertise and courage that eminates from the team. The customers judge the law firm on their compassionate defense, streamlined representation, and face unforseen circumstances during the representation. Many customers say that the entire firm tries its best to maintain strong advocacy and kindness throughout. Most customer reviews, on the other hand, complement the law office's comprehensive knowledge and responsive opinions, with customers saying that they are assisted in understanding the various steps and procedures that need to be followed to resolve some of the issues they are dealing with. One of the clients who used the firm is a single mother who was an immigrant and was pleased with the final judgment they obtained, which guaranteed their family security. A high number of reviewers have recommended the company to many respondents who have already requested legal assistance, emphasizing the professional service and representation stigma. And finally, some customers name the lawyers that specificallyb helped themand state that Coady, Garibaldy Volney, and Michelle Meis have shown excellent skills and expertise in family law cases, particularly in terms of incorporating flexibility and quickly adopting strategies that are likely to produce a positive result.