FER support for Ohio parents
Parents, grandparents, and families in Ohio can turn to Fathers for Equal Rights for educational material, online membership resources, protected audio courses, and practical remote support centered on children’s relationships with both parents.
Service-area clarification: FER does not claim a physical office in Ohio. Our only headquarters is in Lewisville, Texas. Parents in Ohio can use the online, telephone, membership, course, and remote-support resources described on this page.
How families in Ohio can use FER
Understand the issues
Start with plain-language material about parenting time, child support, court preparation, and maintaining strong parent-child relationships.
Use member resources
Active members can access FER’s protected educational courses, Questions & Answers library, and membership account tools online.
Prepare your next steps
Use FER checklists and educational resources to organize questions and records before speaking with a qualified professional in your state.
Book member Life Coaching
Active members may book a private one-hour phone call or video appointment for $100. Weekday appointments begin at 7:00 or 8:00 a.m. Central Time.
Use current Ohio information
Family laws, court rules, filing requirements, and local procedures are controlled by Ohio and may change. FER provides education and support, not state-specific legal representation. Confirm legal information with your state’s official courts and a lawyer licensed where your case is filed.
Find official state and local court resources through USA.gov. FER’s State Family Law Codes directory can help with research, but external legal links should always be checked for current accuracy.
Planning from your time zone
Ohio uses Eastern Time. FER’s published coaching times and office schedule use Central Time. Confirm the local time shown during scheduling before completing a booking.
Questions from Ohio parents
Can parents in Ohio use FER services?
Yes. Parents in Ohio can use FER online educational resources, membership resources, protected courses, and remote support offered from the Lewisville, Texas headquarters.
Does FER have a physical office in Ohio?
No. FER does not claim a physical office in Ohio. Its only headquarters is in Lewisville, Texas, and the services described here are provided online or remotely.
Does FER provide legal representation in Ohio?
No. FER is an educational and support organization, not a law firm. Its information does not replace advice from a lawyer licensed in Ohio.
Can I join FER from Ohio?
Yes. The Individual and Family membership options, member account, protected resources, and eligible Life Coaching booking are available through the website.