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General Info: * Divorce * Personal Injury * Robert M. Dumes - Former City Prosecutor & Domestic Relations Magistrate * Bodily Injury * Adoption * Divorce * Dissolution * Custody * Support * Probate * Wills * All Felony & Misdemeanor * Criminal Cases * Traffic & DUI * Evening & Weekend Appointments Available
Email: Email Business
Services/Products: Dissolution Probate Wills
Payment method: check, financing available, master card, visa
Location: Wildwood Office Park
Other Link: http://www.dumeslaw.com
Categories: Adoption Law Attorneys, Accident & Property Damage Attorneys, Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys, Personal Injury Law Attorneys

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Phone: (513) 425-7012

Address: 1058 N University Blvd, Middletown, OH 45042

Website: http://www.dumeslaw.com

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Divorce
Child Support
Child Support is often thought of as a financial contribution one parent makes to the other for the care of their child(ren). While that is certainly true, both parents have a duty to support their minor child(ren) in the State of Ohio. Support is based on established Ohio guidelines which uses a child support computation table and is based on percentage of income each contributes toward the gross income.
Child Custody and Visitation
Domestic Violence convictions can have long-term negative consequences for future employment and court orders in visitation and custody cases. It may also affect your rights to have a conceal and carry permit. (Brady Disqualifier). A second offense can be charged as a felony.
Adoption
Spousal Support
Legal Separation
In Ohio, legal separation is different from divorce/dissolution because at the conclusion of the case the parties are still legally married, even though all of the assets and debts have been divided as they are in a divorce or dissolution.

Criminal Defense
Although the issue of domestic violence is briefly discussed under the Criminal Defense subsection, Civil Protection Orders often come into play in domestic relations cases. If you have been physically harmed or threatened with harm, you may seek protection from the Courts should request the Court to issue a protection order against your spouse or other household member. The issuance of such an order can have a definite impact on future court orders regarding access to your household along with issues of the alloction of parental rights and responsibilities.
Wrongful Death
Ohio Wrongful death laws recognize the emotional impacts on families and allow them to take action on behalf of their deceased loved ones.
Traffic Violations
Misdemeanor offenses are generally cases over which Municipal courts, Area or County courts, and Mayor's courts have jurisdiction. The most common types of misdemeanor offenses (depending on the nature of the offense) are OVI, petty theft, domestic violence, assault, disorderly conduct, certain drug offenses, traffic violations, and many more. The maximum penalty for the most serious misdemeanor is six months incarceration and/or a monetary fine.
Theft
Misdemeanors
Drug Crimes
Convictions for drug offenses can carry serious fines, penalties and/or possible jail or prison time for the offender.
Assault
Probation Violation
If you are alleged to have violated your probation, community control, or some other form of supervision after conviction, your supervising "probation" officer may petition the Court for a violation of probation against you and authorize the issuance of a warrant for your arrest.

Business and Corporate Law

Mergers and Acquisitions
Robert M. Dumes is an experienced litigator representing clients in Family Law (divorce and dissolution), Personal Injury, Criminal Defense, and Probate and Adoption matters, and is now "of counsel" at Hurley Law. While still maintaining his areas of practice, Mr. Dumes' practice is now complemented by Hurley Law which provides excellent services in the areas of corporate and LLC formation, mergers and acquisitions, business purchases and sales, dispute resolution, commercial real estate issues, contract drafting and negotiations, and both employer and worker representation.

Personal Injury
It’s important to contact an experienced personal injury attorney to discuss the facts of your injury and the case you’ll have against the responsible party.

Trusts and Estates

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