Serving Washington Township, Ohio
Washington Township is where this office sits. The firm's address, 7071 Corporate Way, Suite 101, carries a Dayton postal city, but the office itself is in the township, just off the Dayton Mall corridor along State Route 725, between Dayton to the north and Centerville and Miamisburg to the south.
That is a practical advantage in a family-law case, not a slogan. A township case is filed in Montgomery County, and the questions that decide most of these matters — the house and its mortgage, two retirement accounts, two work schedules and two sets of school routines — look different for a township of established family homes than they do in a denser city neighborhood.
Family-Law Matters We Handle
Township clients most often arrive with a homeowner's set of questions: what happens to the house, whether either spouse can keep it, and how the mortgage is handled while the case is pending.
We handle divorce and dissolution, contested and uncontested divorce, child custody and support, spousal support and property division, and military divorce.
Details on each of those are on our practice-areas pages, and our Resources section answers the questions Ohio families ask most often.
Family Law in Washington Township
Because the township reaches from the Dayton city line south to the Warren County edge, cases here frequently involve two established incomes, a long-held home, and children in school locally rather than a household in transition. Where both spouses can agree, an uncontested divorce or a dissolution is usually the shortest route; where they cannot, we prepare the case for the court from the first filing.
Courts & Venue
Family-law matters for Washington Township are heard in the Domestic Relations Division of the Montgomery County Common Pleas Court in Dayton. A case generally opens with a complaint or a joint petition and service, then moves through temporary orders, discovery, and either a negotiated agreement or a decision from the judge at a final hearing.
The information on this page is general in nature and is not legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is created by your use of this site. Please consult Pirnia Law Office about how Ohio law applies to your specific situation.