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Westerville Divorce Law Firm
Overview
Dedicated to helping families in Westerville and Columbus, Ohio, Brian S. Piper CO., LPA , serves clients throughout the central part of the state. We focus on family law cases such as divorce, child support, child custody, domestic violence, prenuptial agreements and adoptions. Our law office is also committed to guiding clients through issues such as estate planning, criminal defense, real estate transactions and small business planning...
Dedicated to helping families in Westerville and Columbus, Ohio, Brian S. Piper CO., LPA , serves clients throughout the central part of the state. We focus on family law cases such as divorce, child support, child custody, domestic violence, prenuptial agreements and adoptions. Our law office is also committed to guiding clients through issues such as estate planning, criminal defense, real estate transactions and small business planning...
Dedicated to helping families in Westerville and Columbus, Ohio, Brian S. Piper CO., LPA , serves clients throughout the central part of the state. We focus on family law cases such as divorce, child support, child custody, domestic violence, prenuptial agreements and adoptions. Our law office is also committed to guiding clients through issues such as estate planning, criminal defense, real estate transactions and small business planning.
Because we are well-versed in several legal areas, we are able to handle the complexities that often arise during the course of a case. For example, someone going through a divorce may need assistance with what to do with the family business or an inheritance. Clients choose our law office for that reason, as well as the following:
• Our attorney has an Avvo "Superb" rating.
• We take a compassionate approach, as the cases we handle are sensitive in nature.
• Every case begins with a free initial consultation.
The founder of our law office, Mr. Piper, is a husband and father. He knows how even the most seemingly simple case could have a meaningful and lasting effect on relationships. Time and again, he collaborates with clients to develop a sound strategy for returning favorable results in a timely fashion. To best accommodate those we serve, Brian S. Piper CO., LPA, accepts credit cards.
About Brian S. Piper Co., LPA
Practice Areas
- Divorce
Litigation
- 75%
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
555 West Schrock RoadSuite E Westerville, OH 43081
Office Hours
9-4:30 Monday-Friday; Evening & Weekend Appointments Available By Appointment
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