Are you looking for exemplary legal assistance in the Dayton Ohio region? Holzfaster, Cecil, McKnight & Mues, LPA has a track record of success in obtaining desirable outcomes for individuals, families and businesses for over 80 years throughout Dayton and Southwestern Ohio. Our attorneys are passionate about the law. We publish two law blogs:
Ohio Family Law Blog was awarded one of the Top 100 Law Blogs in the US. Our Dayton Ohio attorney Robert “Chip” Mues discusses current divorce and family law matters such as child custody, spousal support, military divorce, prenuptial agreements, estate planning (pre & post divorce), domestic abuse, alimony, manimony, professional counseling, insurance, visitation, grandparent rights and much more.
The Criminal Defense Law Blog discusses interesting criminal law cases, DUI, OVI, drug law, pornography law, Ohio search and seizure laws, domestic violence, forfeiture, speedy trial rights, the Fourth Amendment, vehicle searches, house arrest and much more.
We are an Ohio law firm with a tradition of excellence in the areas of family law and divorce, juvenile law, criminal defense, and DUI/OVI and resolving other traffic matters. To help our clients succeed, we educate them about their cases and the law. We want them to understand the risks and rewards of their legal options. We are good listeners and respond quickly to clients’ questions and concerns. By utilizing strategic problem solving, thinking “outside the box”, and providing sound individualized advice, we help clients reach solutions tailored to their unique needs and objectives in a cost effective manner.
Regardless of your specific situation, you can be assured that your best interests will be our primary concern. We are hardworking, responsive and compassionate. Our Ohio law firm is ready to work with you. Please CONTACT US now to schedule an appointment or call 937-293-2141!
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For many, ending a marriage is a time filled with uncertainty. Nearly all aspects of a family's life will change, including their finances, child care and custody, and living situations. In Ohio, other than by an annulment, there are two ways to terminate marriages: by issolution and by divorce. Divorces frequently require a significant amount of judicial intervention, which may...
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On April 4, 2023, Senate Bill 288 took effect in Ohio that changed expungement law. This new law can allow criminal convictions to be sealed or expunged as long as it is within the list...
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