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Phone: (513) 621-7900

Address: 260 Northland Blvd Ste 134, Cincinnati, OH 45246

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Kenneth L. Ross, Attorney At Law

Divorce
Child Support
Kenneth L. Ross has been involved in the full-time practice of law since 1974 and at that time he was one of the youngest Attorneys in the State of Ohio. Kenneth L. Ross first practiced in Shelby, Ohio, then Mansfield, Ohio. Before moving back to Cincinnati from Mansfield, Ohio in 1983, Kenneth L. Ross was involved in a variety of cases including, but not limited to: criminal and traffic defense, wills, probate of estates, divorce, children’s issues (guardian ad litem), civil cases including trials both for the Plaintiff and Defendant, Worker’s Compensation, Social Security Disability, contract disputes, real estate, unemployment compensation and others. It seems that in smaller towns similar to Shelby, Ohio and Mansfield, Ohio, Attorneys were more generalists than specialists. Kenneth L. Ross experienced the variety of a small town legal practice. Kenneth L. Ross now has over forty-two (42) years of legal experience. He frequently served on an arbitration panel for Richland County Common Pleas Court. An arbitration panel consists of three attorneys who decide pending cases after an abbreviated hearing. He has also served as an arbitrator on panels for cases pending in Clermont County Common Pleas Court. On occasion, he acted as a Referee in Richland County Common Pleas Court deciding issues such as the amount of child support to be paid. He now concentrates on personal injury issues, Probate, Bankruptcy, Immigration, and Sale of Structured Settlements.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes

Workers Compensation
Money (compensation) may be awarded to a worker for a work-related injury or disability without proof of actual negligence or fault. The worker may be compensated for lost wages and injury and extent of disability.

Personal Injury
Located in Cincinnati, Ohio, Kenneth L. Ross has represented clients in a variety of cases. He works in Probate, Bankruptcy and Personal injury cases, but also represents clients in a variety of cases, including Sale of Structured Settlements, Worker's Compensation, Social Security and Immigration. Kenneth L. Ross brings extensive experience and professionalism to every case and customizes his support to meet your individual needs and concerns.
Social Security Disability
There are two types of claims. One type, Social Security Disability (SSD), is when someone becomes disabled after having worked. Compensation is based on previous earnings. The second type, Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is not based on earnings. A typical example of SSI might be someone who is born with a disability and has always been unable to work.

Trusts and Estates

Wills
Trusts
Power of Attorney
Mr. Ross also handles other general civil matters. For example, he may prepare a general power of Attorney, he may prepare deeds for real estate transfers or become involved in a collection case. He does general civil trial work in all Courts.
Probate

Bankruptcy
The purpose of bankruptcy is to give the debtor a fresh start. Debtors may be able to discharge all debts while keeping all exempt property. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy may discharge all debts. A Chapter 13 bankruptcy allows debtors to make monthly payments. Many factors are considered in determining whether one should do a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13.

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