Parent, family legislation moving forward in Ohio

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(The Center Square) – One side of the Ohio General Assembly continues to push legislation for two-parent households in the state, while the other wants to revamp how the state handles children in broken homes.

The Ohio House of Representatives is moving ahead with legislation that would give tax breaks to employers who offer paid parental leave, and now has a Senate bill focused on revamping domestic relations laws to give both parents roles and responsibilities.

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