Discovery Request Guidelines

Summary

In Ohio custody cases, both parties have the right to discovery, including supplemental discovery for additional information. You may need to provide updated check stubs if relevant to your case, as changes in income can affect child support. Consult a lawyer for specific advice.

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I have a question about a discovery request
Hello ****, I'd be happy to assist with your discovery request query. Could you please specify the nature of the request and your location? Different laws may apply depending on the context and jurisdiction.
It's a discovery request in a custody case in Ohio
Hello ****, in Ohio:
- Both parties have the right to discovery in custody cases.
- You may ask for any information relevant to your case.
- The other party has 28 days to respond.
If you need a lawyer, consider contacting the Ohio State Bar Association.
What is supplemental discovery
Supplemental discovery in Ohio refers to:
- Follow-up requests for additional relevant information after initial discovery.
- It allows parties to update or correct previous responses.
- It must be made within a reasonable time before the trial.
Do I have to update my check stubs to the opposing party in a discovery
In Ohio:
- You may be required to provide updated check stubs if relevant to your case.
- Any changes in income can affect the child support amount.
- It's best to consult with your lawyer for specific advice.