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Edward Franklin Whipps is a distinguished matrimonial attorney based in Columbus, Ohio, renowned for his exceptional expertise in divorce and separation law. With a commitment to serving his clients and the community, Mr. Whipps has cultivated a reputation for being a strategic and empathetic advocate in family law cases. His leadership extends beyond the courtroom; he has held prominent positions such as President of the Ohio Board of Psychology and the Upper Arlington Board of Education. Additionally, Mr. Whipps has contributed his talents to the Upper Arlington Chamber of Commerce, Creative Living, Inc., and Unverferth House. His role as a National Vice President of Delta Tau Delta fraternity showcases his dedication to community engagement and mentorship. An active member of the legal community, Mr. Whipps has chaired various committees within the Columbus Bar Association and the Franklin County Trial Lawyers Association. His dynamic presence has also been felt on television, where he has hosted programs including "Upper Arlington Plain Talk," "U.A. Today," and "Lawyers on Call." His achievements have not gone unnoticed; he is recognized in Who’s Who in America and acknowledged as a Preeminent Lawyer in Family Law by the Martindale-Hubbell® Bar Register. Mr. Whipps possesses a unique blend of legal acumen and psychological insight, enabling him to navigate the complexities of family dynamics effectively. This expertise is particularly beneficial in divorce negotiations and custody arrangements, where understanding emotional nuances is crucial. His strategic approach ensures that clients receive the best possible outcomes, whether in divorce proceedings or crafting parenting time schedules. At Edward F. Whipps & Associates, Mr. Whipps continues to champion the needs of families navigating challenging transitions, offering compassionate and expert legal guidance throughout the process.
Divorce attorneys guide couples through the legal process of ending their marriage. They handle property division, custody, support, and other divorce-related matters. Common matters include contested divorce, uncontested divorce, property division, alimony.