Personal Service With A Cooperative Approach
With extensive experience and a reputation for excellence, we serve individuals, families and small-business owners throughout southwestern Ohio.
Top-Quality Legal Services For Individuals, Small Business & Families Throughout Southwestern Ohio
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Experienced Advocates On Your Side
Dearie, Fischer & Martinson LLC, was founded on the guiding principles of top-quality legal work and commitment to our clients. We strive to provide our community with incomparable legal services at a cost-effective price. Our firm is built to meet the highest standards of competence and professionalism, no matter what your situation is. With over 50 years of combined experience and diverse backgrounds, we have the ability to assist our clients with a variety of legal matters.
We Care About Your Goals
Our attorneys have worked at large firms that focus on complex litigation, and want to use that experience in a way that better serves our clients. The difference you will find working with us is that we believe in providing personal solutions by using a teamwork approach. We value the active participation of our clients. We will advise you of all of your options, explain any pitfalls and educate you so that you are informed every single step of the way. We strive to craft individualized, strategic solutions that are tailored to fulfill your best interests.
The Experience to Solve Your Complex Problems
Our lawyers have decades of experience in the state, federal, and even military courts. One of our lawyers teaches at the University of Dayton School of Law. Two have served in public office. All of our attorneys have held leadership positions on Boards serving in our community. These experiences have given us the skills to understand your real-world legal issues and to be able to resolve seven the most sophisticated legal problems.
Meet Our Attorneys
James A. Dearie
John A. Fischer
Amanda P. Martinson
Matt Nolan
Recent Articles by Our Attorneys
DUI and OVI while Underage/Juveniles
As you are probably aware, you have to be 16 to obtain a driver's license, 18 to be considered an adult, and 21 to be considered of legal drinking age. Because these legal ages are all different, OVI is handled differently depending on how old you are. Most drivers...
Common Questions About DUI/OVI in Ohio
Is DUI/OVI in Ohio a Felony? Whether or not a DUI/OVI is a felony depends mainly your previous OVI record. An OVI becomes a felony if you have: 3 or more OVIs in 10 years 5 or more OVIs in 20 years Any felony OVI from any period of time We go into more detail about...
Obtaining a limited license after an OVI conviction
If a court convicts you of an OVI in Ohio, your punishment can include a driver's license suspension. The suspension length depends on the offense's severity and your previous history. Losing your license can make it difficult to get around and live your life....
