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Family law attorneys in Ohio

11 family law attorneys across 9 cities in Ohio. Family law attorneys in Ohio who represent fathers, plus support resources for men in the state.

11 family law attorneys

Family law attorneys across OhioPins are exact; circles mark city centers

Boller & Petty, LLC

Columbus, OH / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

Columbus firm limiting its practice to family law, with a dedicated fathers' rights page. Attorney Kelly G. Boller handles paternity actions for unmarried fathers along with custody and support matters.

bollerandpetty.com

Cordell & Cordell (Dayton/Beavercreek Office)

Beavercreek, OH / Divorce Attorneys

Dayton-area office of Cordell & Cordell, a multi-office firm that markets its divorce practice to men and fathers. Litigation attorney Charlyne Adams staffs the Beavercreek location, which handles divorce, custody and support matters.

cordellcordell.com

Gaddy Family Law & Mediation LLC

Toledo, OH / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

Toledo family law and mediation practice with a fathers' rights litigation page. Attorney Patricia Gaddy handles paternity establishment, custody and parenting time proceedings, and support enforcement in northwest Ohio.

nwohfamilylaw.com

Gounaris Abboud, LPA

Dayton, OH / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

Dayton-based firm with a family law group and a father's rights practice page. Attorneys Nicholas G. Gounaris and Antony Abboud handle custody, visitation and child support matters, with additional offices in Springboro and West Chester.

gafirm.com

Hoover Kacyon, LLC

Cuyahoga Falls, OH / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

Summit County firm with a father's rights page within its family law section. Attorneys including Corinne Hoover and Joseph A. Kacyon handle paternity filings, parenting plans and order enforcement, with additional offices in Akron, Fairlawn and Green.

hooverkacyon.com

Richard L. Morris Co., L.P.A.

Gahanna, OH / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

Central Ohio family law practice led by attorney Richard L. Morris with a fathers' rights page covering paternity and parenting time. The office serves clients in the Columbus metropolitan area from Gahanna.

richmorris-law.com

Anne Harvey Law

Dayton, OH / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

Dayton family law practice of attorney Anne Harvey with a fathers' rights page. The practice covers custody, parenting time and child support for fathers in Montgomery County and surrounding areas.

anneharvey.com

King, Koligian & Associates, LLC

Montgomery, OH / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

Greater Cincinnati family law firm with a combined paternity and fathers' rights page. Attorneys Stephen R. King and Helene Koligian handle paternity, support and post-decree modification matters.

knkfamilylaw.com

Goldberg Evans

Cincinnati, OH / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

Cincinnati family law firm publishing a fathers' rights practice page. Attorney Shawn Evans advises unmarried fathers on establishing paternity and on custody and support determinations.

goldbergevans.com

Catherine M. White, Attorney at Law

Columbus, OH / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

Solo family law practice in downtown Columbus maintaining a fathers' rights practice page. Attorney Catherine M. White represents fathers in custody, visitation and support proceedings.

catherinemwhitelaw.com

VanHo Law

Munroe Falls, OH / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

Akron-area family law office of attorney Adam VanHo with a fathers' rights practice page. Matters handled include child custody, visitation and child support.

vanholaw.com

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How many family law attorneys are in Ohio?

Men's Rights Matter lists 11 family law attorneys in Ohio across 9 cities, led by Columbus, Dayton, Beavercreek. New listings are added as we verify them.

Which cities in Ohio have the most family law attorneys?

Columbus (2), Dayton (2), Beavercreek (1), Cincinnati (1), Cuyahoga Falls (1).

How is custody decided in Ohio?

Every state applies a best-interests-of-the-child standard, with its own factors and presumptions about shared parenting. An attorney on this page can explain how Ohio courts and your county apply them.

Can child support be changed in Ohio?

Generally yes, when income or circumstances change substantially. The process and thresholds differ by state; an attorney can tell you whether your change qualifies.