# Ansbro Law Office > Official Ansbro Law Office business agent. Ansbro Law Office is a Columbus, Ohio law practice handling divorce, dissolution, child custody, support, property… ## Ask it a question Ansbro Law Office answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/battistiansbro. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_battistiansbro and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## About Ansbro Law Office Mary C. Ansbro is described on the site as a principal at Ansbro Law Office and as a Columbus Divorce Lawyer. The About page states she grew up in Columbus, Ohio and was admitted to the Ohio Bar in 2011. The home page states she has over 10 years of experience handling divorce and family law cases such as divorce, dissolution, child custody and visitation, child and spousal support, division of property, qualified domestic relations orders (QDROs), contempt, prenuptial agreements, relocation and civil protection orders. Her primary focus is stated as domestic relations law, with practice specialties in divorce, dissolution, custody, support orders, paternity cases, and marital property distribution. The page says she has experience dealing with parties who are current or former members of the United States Armed Forces. On earlier experience, the page states that during law school she externed for the United States Navy Judge Advocate General Corps in the Appellate Division, worked as a case manager for the Eleventh Judicial Circuit Domestic Violence Division, and served as an Assistant State Attorney for Miami-Dade County handling criminal cases in the Juvenile Court before returning to Ohio. It states that in 2011 she was inducted into the Order of Barristers. a B.S. from Xavier University in 2008 and a J.D. from the University of Miami in 2011. The site lists no other attorneys by name, no headcount, no bar admissions beyond Ohio, and no certifications. To contact her office, call (614) 444-3003. Source: https://www.ansbrolaw.com/mary-ansbro/ ## Where Ansbro Law Office works The office address published on the site is: Ansbro Law Office, 820 S. High Street, Columbus, Ohio 43206, USA. The phone number listed on every page, in the header and the footer, is (614) 444-3003. The email address published in the footer is contact_mary@ansbrolaw.com. The site also carries a "Map and Directions" link. The practice is described throughout the site as a Columbus, Ohio family law practice, and the attorney is described as a "Columbus Divorce Lawyer" who grew up in Columbus, Ohio. Court practice is referenced in Ohio's domestic relations courts; the dissolution page notes Ohio residency and county filing rules generally, and one testimonial on the home page is attributed to a Franklin County Judge. Beyond that, the website does not publish a service area or a list of areas served. It does not name the counties or suburbs the office covers, and it does not say whether the office handles matters outside central Ohio. The website does not publish office hours. There is no opening time, closing time, or day-of-week schedule anywhere on the site, and no statement about after-hours or weekend availability. To book, schedule an appointment, or contact the office, the site directs visitors to call (614) 444-3003, to email, or to complete the request form on the About and Contact pages. The home page says the office makes it a priority to respond promptly to clients by telephone or email. Lists Columbus, Palo Alto, and University as a location. Names Ohio, United States, and Columbus as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. Source: https://www.ansbrolaw.com/contact/ ## Prices On the question of cost, the Ansbro Law Office website publishes exactly one thing: a free initial consultation. The home page states, "To schedule a free initial consultation at Ansbro Law Office, please CALL our Columbus law office at (614) 444-3003." The contact page repeats it: "To schedule a free initial consultantion please contact us at (614) 444-3003." Nothing else about price is published. The website gives no hourly rates, no flat fees, no retainer amount, no filing-cost estimate, and no fee schedule of any kind for divorce, custody, mediation, or any other matter. There is no published pricing page, no quote form that returns a number, and no statement about how fees are calculated or billed. Anyone who needs a price, a quote, an estimate, or a written fee agreement has to ask the office directly. To contact the office or book an appointment: call (614) 444-3003, email contact_mary@ansbrolaw.com, or submit the "Request a Consultation" form on the site, which the About page describes as going to an intake team who will contact you. The site's buttons read "Schedule An Appointment" and "Schedule a Consultation Today," and both point to the same phone number. The website does not list office hours or opening times, so there is no published schedule for when the office is open to take calls or booking requests. Source: https://www.ansbrolaw.com/contact/ ## Ansbro Law Office: Columbus, Ohio divorce and family law services Ansbro Law Office is a Columbus, Ohio divorce and family law practice. The website battistiansbro.com now redirects to ansbrolaw.com, and the site brands the practice as Ansbro Law Office. The office is located at 820 S. High Street, Columbus, Ohio 43206. The phone number for contact is (614) 444-3003 and the published email address is contact_mary@ansbrolaw.com. The site describes the services offered across family law: divorce, dissolution, legal separation, child custody, child support, spousal support, property division, retirement plans (QDROs), shared parenting, relocation, grandparents rights, high net-worth divorce cases, mediation, collaborative law, paternity/parentage, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, domestic partnerships, civil protection orders, contempt of court, and appellate practice. A separate list on the home page adds third-party custody and child protection. The site states that the practice consults with financial experts, including business evaluators, forensic accountants, financial planners, and other professionals including psychologists, counselors and parent coordinators. It says clients' needs come first and that the office makes it a priority to respond promptly by telephone or email. The website does not publish office hours, and it does not publish prices, rates, fees, or any fee schedule for its legal services. It does not describe the areas served beyond identifying the office as a Columbus, Ohio family law practice. Anyone who needs pricing, a cost estimate, or an appointment time should call the office directly at (614) 444-3003 rather than rely on the website for those details. Source: https://www.ansbrolaw.com/ ## Divorce, dissolution and legal separation matters handled The divorce services page describes divorce as the route taken when a married couple decides to terminate the marriage but cannot agree on the division of marital assets, debts, custodial issues and support. One party files a Complaint for Divorce with the court, asking the court to end the marriage and issue orders on the disputed marital issues. The page states the goal is to reach a settlement that lets the client move forward, and that the office tries to work things out with a reasonable and logical approach, representing the client's interests in court if litigation becomes necessary. The page also covers uncontested divorce, described as one in which the spouses have agreed to divide their assets, determine child support and custody issues, and settle any alimony matters. It notes that an uncontested divorce in Ohio is not complete until the parties appear at a final divorce hearing where the court approves the executed agreement. It urges anyone who negotiates directly with a spouse to have an attorney review the proposed agreement. A separate section covers divorce appeals, for people who believe a legal error occurred in their original divorce proceedings, and invites them to contact the office to discuss their legal options. Dissolution is handled on its own page and described as a method of terminating a marriage when the parties agree on all terms; one spouse files a Petition for Dissolution and the parties ask the court to adopt the agreement and dissolve the marriage. Legal separation is listed as a further practice area. No price, cost or fee for any of this work is published on these pages. Source: https://www.ansbrolaw.com/divorce/ ## Mediation, collaborative law and children's matters The mediation page defines mediation as an informal process in which a neutral third party, the mediator, acts to facilitate resolution of a dispute between two or more parties, based on principles of communication, negotiation, facilitation and problem-solving that emphasize the needs and interests of the participants, fairness, procedural flexibility, privacy and confidentiality, full disclosure, and self determination. It states decision-making authority remains at all times with the parties, not the mediator, and that if the parties reach an agreement the mediator puts the terms in writing for the parties' attorneys to prepare the necessary documents. The collaborative law page describes Collaborative Family Law as an Alternative Dispute Resolution method in which each spouse is represented by their own trained attorney and both parties and counsel sign a Collaborative Law Participation Agreement. Its listed terms include filing no motions with the court, full disclosure of all assets and liabilities, and automatic disqualification of both attorneys if either side starts filing motions or if the process fails to resolve the case. The page says there are no hearings and that the parties and attorneys meet in a 4-way conference. On child custody, the site states Ohio family law focuses on the best interests of the children, that the court may be asked to establish parental rights and responsibilities and will designate a residential parent and legal custodian, and that in general only biological parents can file for custody, with third parties granted that right in very limited circumstances. Civil protection orders are also handled, for people in fear of imminent serious physical harm. No prices, fees or cost information for these services is published. Source: https://www.ansbrolaw.com/mediation/ ## Property division, high net-worth divorce and financial issues The property division page explains that most property accumulated during a marriage is considered part of the marital estate, while property gained during the marriage by inheritance or gift, and any increase in its value, is not, unless that non-marital property is commingled with marital property or the spouse becomes a co-owner. It states the office works closely with clients to negotiate and finalize a division of marital property, and that valuation can be complicated for the self-employed and for people who own sizable stock in a closely-held business. The page says the firm works with experts in family-owned and closely-held business valuation to provide accurate values. Factors it lists in determining distribution include a spouse's ability to make a living, health, age, and education of the parties. The high net-worth divorce page describes services tailored to clients who own a business, have significant assets, or have significant family or personal wealth. It says the office frequently works with accountants, financial advisors, and other experts to determine a fair division of property, including retirement accounts, 401(k) plans, pension plans, and other property and investments, and that it is mindful of the tax consequences of divorce. Related financial practice areas listed on the site are child support, spousal support, and retirement plans (QDROs). These pages publish no rates, fees, cost estimates or pricing for the work described, and no figures for any past property settlement. Anyone seeking a quote should call (614) 444-3003. Source: https://www.ansbrolaw.com/property-division/ ## What Ansbro Law Office has not published yet These are things people ask Ansbro Law Office that its published information does not yet cover. - prices - availability - case outcomes or likely results - settlement or award amounts - legal advice for a specific situation - attorney fees, rates or retainer amounts - office hours or appointment times - bar admissions or credentials not published Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://battistiansbro.com