Cincinnati Family Law Attorney

Morris Law Office, located in Batavia, Ohio represents clients for family law and OVI/DUI cases across the Cincinnati area, including Clermont County, Hamilton County, and Brown County.

Divorce & Child Custody in Cincinnati, Ohio

"Since 2005, I've been representing clients in various cases of family law. Whether you are looking to file for divorce, seek custody of your child, or negotiate for fair spousal support payments, I'm ready to act as your dedicated advocate."

Timothy J. Morris

Owner & Attorney of Morris Law Office

Nothing is more important than family. When a legal issue is causing a major shift in your family’s dynamic, it can be hard to know where to begin. Make sure you address it with the help of a caring and confident attorney.

At Morris Law Office, LLC, I offer skilled legal counsel in cases of divorce, child custody, and other matters of family law. With more than 15 years of experience, I can provide you and your loved ones with the knowledgeable guidance you need to move forward.

Deciding to end your marriage is one of the most difficult decisions you make, especially if you and your spouse have children. I want to help you protect your best interests and those of your children as you navigate the divorce process.

If you need family law representation in Cincinnati, Ohio, contact me today to schedule a free consultation. I also serve clients in Batavia and throughout Southwestern Ohio, including those located in Clermont County, Hamilton County, and Brown County.

Questions? Let's Chat!

Morris Law Offices looks forward to explaining exactly how we can help you at an obligation-free initial consultation. To make an appointment for a free consultation, call us or contact our office via email form.

(513) 735-0800
timmorrislaw@gmail.com

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