Robert R. Hart Jr. (Retired) - a Cincinnati, United States Traffic Tickets Lawyer

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Cincinnati Traffic Tickets Lawyer

Updated: 04/09/2026

Areas of Practice

Traffic Tickets
Criminal Law
Traffic Violations
DUI/DWI

Attorney Information

Overview

(Retired)

Practice Areas Included: Traffic, CDL, and Criminal Defense.

Licensed in Ohio.

Robert Hart Jr. received his Bachelor’s degree from the University of Virginia. He received his Juris Doctor degree from Salmon P. Chase Law School in 1981. Rob defended clients for nearly 40 years before retiring in 2025. He always emphasized that clients need to be treated with the respect and the professionalism they deserve. Beyond his career, Rob cherishes time with his children and grandchildren. A lifelong golf enthusiast, he also enjoys weekly racquetball games, traveling, and cheering on his favorite sports teams. In retirement, he looks forward to more of what he loves, such as dining at favorite restaurants and taking in live music.

Current Employment Position(s)

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Bar Admissions

Ohio, 1985

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By Anonymous on Oct. 07, 2019
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A fair and honest attorney who will help you fight and win your case. His rates are very good and he will keep you posted on your case. I will definitely recommend Mr. Robert R. Hart Jr. Thank you very much.

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Cincinnati, OH

810 Sycamore Street
Floor 2
Cincinnati, OH 45202

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Phone: 513-388-8820

Fax: 513-263-9037

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Website: https://www.thetrafficticketteam.com

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Robert R. Hart Jr. (Retired) - Cincinnati, OH