Kevin M. Peters - a Port Clinton, OH Criminal Law Lawyer

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Port Clinton Criminal Law Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

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Child Custody
By Carrie T. on May. 21, 2020
Hired Attorney 2020

Ms. LeForce failed my child. She recommended custody of my oldest daughter to be given to her father due to myself being put into a position to HAVE to give custody to my youngest daughter to HER father to be able to see her. There are ABSOLUTELY NO GROUNDS whatsoever showing that I should not have custody of EITHER child. My oldest requested that she stay in my custody and Ms. LeForce ignored her. My oldest daughter's father was proven in court to not provide suitable medical treatment for her when needed and utilizing Urgent Care as a family Doctor instead. My daughter now has bronchial pneumonia as a result of her father "having the power." She was taken to Urgent Care by myself and my fiance after her father did nothing for a week with her coughing to the point of vomiting. She did not visit either of my children on "neutral territory" after requesting throughout her investigation to visit them at their respective schools. She DID NOT DO HER JOB for which I feel she is inadequate for, GAL since she is not a parent herself. Beware if she is hired as your child's GAL.

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Port Clinton, OH

132 Madison Street
Port Clinton, OH 43452 - 1104

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Phone: 419-734-4142

Fax: 419-734-6654

Website: https://www.kroegerandpeterslaw.com

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