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General Info: Deron Boring has been practicing law since 2003. He is an attorney that cares about his clients. He can handle any estate planning, probate, wills & trusts needs you may have. Call him today.
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Services/Products: Trusts & Probate, Small Business, Wills, Living Wills Powers of Attorney Small Business, Wills Trusts & Probate Guardianships, Powers of Attorney, Living Wills, Guardianships.
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Categories: Attorneys, Commercial Law Attorneys, Estate Planning Attorneys, Probate Law Attorneys
Other Information: Specialties: Estate Planning, Corporate Business

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Phone: (330) 298-9003

Address: 402 S Chestnut St, Ravenna, OH 44266

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Divorce
Child Support
Child Custody and Visitation
Both the Juvenile Court and Family Law Courts have jurisdiction over the issues of custody and visitation of children.
Legal Separation
Legal separation case that involves children under 18 years old, a major issue that must be addressed is where and with whom the children will live, and who will have responsibility for making legal decisions regarding them. This is called child custody. The parents, often with the help of the court, will come up with a parenting plan.
Annulment
There are several ways to end a marriage, including an annulment, a declaration of nullity and divorce. There is also a legal seperation, which doesn't end the marriage but allows the spouses to live seperat and apart. An action for annulment is a legal action that ends a marriage by treating it as if it never happened. There are specific reasons you can use to get an annulment. Annulments are not common and are often difficult to get. When the court gives you an annulment, it issues an order of dissolution that divides your property and addresses issues such as

Criminal Defense
When the firm dissolved in 1986, Lombardi started his own practice in Ravenna, where he primarily focuses on criminal defense and domestic relations.
DUI/DWI
A good Lawyer breaks his Fourth Amendment analysis of a DUI arrest into three distinct stages: (1) the initial stop; (2) the request that the driver submit to field sobriety tests; and (3) the arrest.
Traffic Violations
Many people, when faced with a speeding ticket or any other traffic citation, simply pay the fine because they assume that contesting the matter would be too expensive or a waste of time. While this is true in certain cases, there are plenty of times when contesting a traffic violation actually saves you money on fines, license points and higher insurance premiums.
Theft
Drug Crimes
Drug possession charges are subject to an incredibly broad range of penalties, depending on the state in which the crime occurs or if federal charges are involved. The severity of the penalty depends upon a number of factors, such as the specific type of drug involved, the circumstances surrounding the possession, and the criminal history of the person possessing the drugs. Penalties for possession of Schedule I drugs are the most severe and Schedule V the least severe.
Assault
Criminal defense: Including drunk driving, drug offenses, theft and property crimes, assault charges, domestic violence and other criminal defense needs.

Personal Injury
Lombardi spent the first year of his career as a law clerk to 6th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals Judge Paul Weick. He then joined the Ravenna law firm of Loomis, Jones, Poland, Wilson & Griffith, where he handled personal injury and other civil cases, criminal defense and domestic relations matters.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Everyone has heard the terms "will" and "trust," but not everyone knows the differences between the two. Both are useful estate planning devices that serve different purposes, and both can work together to create a complete estate plan.
Wills
There are methods and ways to protect your property and have it go to the people you want to have it. While everyone needs a Will, there are ways to avoid Probate Court which everyone is afraid of and wants to avoid. Probate Court simply is designed as an administrative proceeding to see that your property is distributed to your heirs according to law. If you don’t have a Will your property will go to those designated by the State of Ohio.
Trusts
Wills and trusts each have their advantages and disadvantages. For example, a will allows you to name a guardian for children and to specify funeral arrangements, while a trust does not. On the other hand, a trust can be used to plan for disability or to provide savings on taxes. Your attorney can tell you how best to use a will and a trust in your estate plan.
Power of Attorney
This subject also involves Regular Durable Powers of Attorney where the person signing authorizes another person to sign that person’s name and to transact business and personal affairs for the person. This is often used when an elderly or sick person is unable to conduct their own affairs. Also, there are Healthcare Powers of Attorney which are essentially legal documents authorizing another person to permit physicians, if a person is brain dead with no hope of recovering to remove feeding tubes, and breathing apparatuses. Everyone should have these documents.
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