Panico Law Group's Delaware office is at 1 West Winter Street, Suite 415, in downtown Delaware, Ohio. From it we represent clients throughout Delaware County in divorce, dissolution, child custody, property division, spousal support, and every other family law matter the firm handles, with the same attorneys and the same exclusive focus as our Columbus office.
Where Delaware County divorces are filed
Divorce and dissolution cases for Delaware County residents are heard by the Delaware County Court of Common Pleas, Domestic Relations Division, in Delaware. Ohio law sets the venue: a divorce is filed in the county where the filing spouse has lived for at least 90 days, after six months of Ohio residency. If you live in Powell, Lewis Center, or Sunbury, that county is Delaware, even when your daily life points toward Columbus. Knowing the court, its local rules, and how its docket moves shapes strategy from the first filing.
Communities we serve from the Delaware office
Delaware, Powell, Lewis Center, Sunbury, Galena, Ostrander, Ashley, and the Delaware County portions of Dublin and Westerville. Clients in neighboring Union, Knox, and Licking counties often find Delaware the closer office. The firm accepts divorce and family law matters in every Ohio county; the office you visit is your choice.
The same practice, closer to home
Panico Law Group practices divorce and family law exclusively, also called domestic relations law. The work centers on complex and high-asset matters: closely held businesses, executive compensation, restricted stock, separate property claims, and pensions including military, state, and federal plans, along with high-conflict custody and parenting disputes. We negotiate when that serves you and are fully prepared to litigate when it protects you. Matters are not divided by office; whichever door you walk through, you work with the same attorneys, with more than 36 years of experience.
Visiting the Delaware office
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The office is in downtown Delaware. Please call ahead to schedule; consultations are confidential and divorce and family law matters only.
Questions From Delaware County Clients
Do I file for divorce in Delaware County or Franklin County?+
In the county where you have lived for at least 90 days before filing, after at least six months as an Ohio resident. If that county is Delaware, your case is heard by the Delaware County Court of Common Pleas, Domestic Relations Division. A dissolution can be filed in the county where either spouse lives.
Can I meet with you in Delaware instead of Columbus?+
Yes. Call the office to schedule at 1 West Winter Street in downtown Delaware. You work with the same attorneys whichever office you choose.
Do you handle high-asset and business-owner divorces in Delaware County?+
Yes. Complex financial matters are the core of the practice: closely held businesses, executive compensation, restricted stock, separate property claims, and pensions including military, state, and federal plans.
Which Delaware County communities do you serve?+
All of them, including Delaware, Powell, Lewis Center, Sunbury, Galena, Ostrander, and Ashley, along with the Delaware County portions of Dublin and Westerville. We also accept family law matters in every other Ohio county.