Compassionate, strategic legal guidance for divorce, custody, and complex family law matters, proudly serving Columbus and Central Ohio.
Whatever your situation, you do not have to navigate it alone. From downtown Columbus to communities across Central Ohio, our firm has guided families through complex legal matters with care and professionalism.
Whether contested or uncontested, we provide clear guidance at every stage, protecting your interests while working toward an efficient resolution.
Custody and parenting time decisions have lasting impact. We advocate strategically for arrangements that serve your children’s best interests.
He told me the stress was on his shoulders… I put my life into Dmitriy’s hands… He really made me feel protected.
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The strength of a case often lives in the details. We pride ourselves on thorough preparation, careful review of every document, and leaving nothing to chance.
We are not just strategic - we are calculated. Every recommendation we make is grounded in data, legal precedent, and a clear-eyed assessment of risk and outcome.
From downtown Columbus to communities across Franklin, Delaware, Pickaway, Licking, Union, Madison, and Fairfield counties - we know these courts, the court system, and this community.
Comprehensive legal support for Columbus, Ohio families at every stage of life
A structured process designed to give you clarity at every stage.
Schedule a confidential consultation with our Columbus-based team. We will listen to your situation, explain how Ohio family law applies, and outline strategies for moving forward. There is no cost and no obligation.
When you decide to move forward, we immediately get to work understanding your full situation. We develop a legal strategy tailored to your specific goals, circumstances, and timeline, and present it to you before taking any action. We work together as a team.
We handle all filings, court appearances, negotiations, and communications with opposing counsel. You'll receive regular updates and will be consulted before any significant decision is made. You are never left uninformed.
We ensure all final agreements and court orders are properly drafted, filed, and enforceable. We walk you through what the order means, what your obligations are, and what to do if circumstances change down the road.
Borshchak Law Group is licensed to practice in all 88 counties in Ohio. Based in Central Ohio, we frequently represent families in Franklin, Delaware, Pickaway, Licking, Union, Madison, and Fairfield counties — no matter where your case is filed in Ohio, our team is ready to help.
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Get answers to frequently asked questions from Columbus-area families about Ohio family law
The following is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Consult an attorney for guidance specific to your situation.
Yes, in Ohio, it is possible to avoid traditional court hearings by pursuing either an uncontested divorce or dissolution of marriage. If both spouses agree on all terms such as custody, support, and property division, the court process can be streamlined into a paperwork-based review or a short, non-adversarial hearing. Mediation or collaborative divorce can also help you stay out of court.
To get a divorce in Ohio, at least one spouse must have lived in the state for 6 months. The process starts with filing a complaint for divorce in your county’s domestic relations court. You will need to address child custody, division of assets, support, and more. If contested, your case proceeds through hearings. If uncontested, it can resolve more simply, sometimes with one brief court appearance.
Legal separation allows spouses to live apart with a formal agreement on finances, custody, and support but without ending the marriage. Divorce, on the other hand, legally ends the marriage. Legal separation may be preferred for religious, financial, or insurance reasons but it still involves a court order and formal process.
Yes, divorce and family law records in Ohio are generally public and can be accessed through the Clerk of Courts in the county where the case was filed. Some sensitive details such as financial affidavits or abuse reports may be sealed. You can usually search online using the court’s public access portal.
Family law is one of the most personal and stressful areas of law. Right here in Columbus, Ohio, we walk with you through every stage, protect your interests, and help you make clear decisions during a difficult time.
