Providing The Advice & Guidance You & Your
Family Need To Make Informed Decisions
Providing The Advice & Guidance You & Your Family Need To Make Informed Decisions
At Kroener Hale Law Firm, people come first. We are committed to helping individuals and families address their legal issues and move on with their lives.
Helping You And Your Family Overcome Legal Challenges
Whether you and your family are facing a divorce, military divorce, death of a loved one or criminal arrest, the attorneys at Kroener Hale Law Firm are here to help. As a family-owned law firm, we understand the tremendous amount of stress, emotional pain and financial hardship that individuals and families in Ohio experience when legal issues aren’t properly or adequately addressed.
That’s why we take the time to listen to your concerns, to answer your questions and to talk through possible strategies and solutions. Our goal is to find resolutions that meet your specific needs and that allow you to move forward. Call 513-716-5940 to talk to a lawyer. For your convenience we have offices in Cincinnati, Milford, Batavia, and West Chester, Ohio.
A Family-Owned Law Firm Committed To
Serving Your Family’s Needs
Guiding you through divorce, child custody, spousal support, adoption, modifications and grandparent rights issues.
Crafting wills, trusts, powers of attorney, guardianship, long-term care plans and probate proceedings.
Defense against traffic tickets, DUI/OVI, domestic violence, drug charges and other charges
Explaining Your Options, Showing You The Road Ahead
At Kroener Hale Law Firm, we know firsthand the significant impact that events like a divorce, child custody dispute, DUI arrest or probate issue can have on a family. We also know that the decisions you make when faced with these types of difficult situations can have far-reaching and often unforeseen consequences.
By taking a personalized approach and working together with clients, we discover strategies that minimize risk and harm and promote our clients’ best interests.
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Meet Our Team
Providing The Highest-Quality Legal Services Promptly And Effectively
To learn more about our law firm and how we can help you and your family, call a lawyer today at 513-716-5940 or send us a question via our online contact form.