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Join us around town for the following free seminars!
Road to Effective Estate Planning on Wednesday, 3/12 at MidPointe Library in Middletown. No registration required.
Special Needs Planning on Thursday, 3/13 at the Wright Memorial Library in Oakwood. Registration is required.
Elder Law Basics at the Centerville Woodbourne Library on Wednesday, 5/21. Registration is required but is not yet open.
Estate Planning Attorneys for Dayton and the Miami Valley
At O’Diam & Estess Law Group, we counsel families and business owners on how to reduce expense, risk and complexity through proactive planning. By planning for tomorrow, we can help position you for greater security, comfort and success today. Our objective is to enhance your peace of mind.
PRACTICE AREAS
The legal system is complicated and intimidating. As planning attorneys, our role is to clarify the confusion so you understand what you should do and why you should do it. Our primary areas of practice include estate planning, estate administration, probate & guardianships, elder law, asset protection planning, and special needs planning.
ESTATE PLANNING
SPECIAL NEEDS PLANNING
ESTATE ADMINISTRATION,
PROBATE, & Guardianships
ELDER LAW (LONG-TERM
CARE PLANNING)
WE’RE READY TO SERVE YOU
Let’s get started on planning for tomorrow. How can we help you?
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