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Holcomb & Hyde, LLC

Divorce
Face it, folks. No matter who you are or how long you have been married, you are never out of the woods when it comes to the possibility of getting a divorce. Our firm has handled many divorces that you would classify as a long term marriage. We have handled divorces involving a sixty-one (61) year marriage, a fifty-five (55) year marriage and many more with forty or more years of marriage between the parties. We have also handled divorces involving marriages that have lasted less than six (6) months. We have handled the whole gamut.

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General Info: The cookie-cutter approach to legal matters just does not work. Each case is unique, and different people desire different outcomes depending on the circumstances surrounding their situation. That’s why we build our strategies from the ground up. Whether you’ve been charged with a crime, suffered a personal injury, your family’s structure is shifting, or you’re dealing with another legal issue, reach out to our attorneys at Holcomb & Hyde LLC today. We proudly represent people in Hamilton, Ohio, and beyond.
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Address: 6 S 2nd St Ste 311, Hamilton, OH 45011

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Holcomb & Hyde, LLC

Divorce
Face it, folks. No matter who you are or how long you have been married, you are never out of the woods when it comes to the possibility of getting a divorce. Our firm has handled many divorces that you would classify as a long term marriage. We have handled divorces involving a sixty-one (61) year marriage, a fifty-five (55) year marriage and many more with forty or more years of marriage between the parties. We have also handled divorces involving marriages that have lasted less than six (6) months. We have handled the whole gamut.
Child Support
If someone has a child with another who is not that personâ€™s spouse, any issues regarding custody, visitation, and child support will more than likely be handled in Juvenile Court. Juvenile Court matters can take a great deal of time to ultimately conclude. Many cases can stay active for several years. The Juvenile Court is guided in its decisions to do what it thinks, in its own discretion, is in the best interest of the child or children who are the subject of the proceedings.
Child Custody and Visitation
There are two (2) main issues when dealing with a divorce case involving children. Those issues are Children and Assets/Debts. If the parties have children who have not yet graduated high school, the court will have to address which party is the Residential Parent and which party is the Non-Residential Parent. A few years back the Ohio Legislature amended the divorce laws and removed the words Custody and Visitation from the Ohio Revised Code. So now when the word â€œCustodyâ€ is used you are actually talking about who will be â€œResidential Parentâ€ and who will be â€œNon Residential Parent.â€ Likewise the word â€œVisitation,â€ has been changed to â€œParenting Time.â€ In addition to these changes the words â€œJoint Custody,â€ have also been changed to â€œShared Parenting.â€

Criminal Defense
This is a complicated and emotional area of criminal law that overlaps with other practice areas, and if youâ€™re facing Domestic Violence charges in Hamilton, Fairfield, West Chester, Middletown, or elsewhere in Ohio, itâ€™s important to work with knowledgeable, capable attorneys who are fully aware of all the ramifications that go with this charge. In Butler County, weâ€™re your best bet for a positive outcome.
DUI/DWI
In Ohio, the law regarding DUI or Operating a Vehicle while under the Influence is pretty simple. The law provides that no one shall operate a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs. So please understand that one does not have to be â€œintoxicatedâ€ in order to violate this law. The law specifies â€œUnder the Influence,â€ which is much less than â€œIntoxication.â€ Therefore, it is not hard for anyone that is on their way home after having a glass of wine at dinner or a beer or two while watching the game to get charged with this offense. It happens all the time.
Wrongful Death
If you have a loved one whose life has been cut short due to the negligence of another, you and the surviving family members may have a claim for wrongful death. These deaths can be caused by motor vehicle collisions including those involving tractor-trailers, automobiles, and/or motorcycles.
Traffic Violations
Sex Crimes
Sex crimes are some of the most troubling criminal charges, because even if a defendant is found not guilty, his or her entire community, job, and even family may have trouble ever moving past the allegations.
Robbery
1st Degree Felonies â€”punishable by a prison sentence of three to 11 years plus five years of post-release control (PRC), a maximum fine of $20,000, or both. Examples include aggravated robbery and involuntary manslaughter.
Burglary
Attorney Richard Hyde worked as a felony prosecutor from 1989 to 2000, where he personally prosecuted numerous murder cases and other very serious cases involving rape, robbery, burglary, arson, and kidnapping. In fact, in 1994, he handled the very first case in Butler County in which DNA evidence was used.
Theft
Misdemeanors
Negligent Assault â€“ This third degree misdemeanor is charged when physical harm is caused through the negligent use of a deadly weapon. People are often charged with negligent assault after hunting accidents, and the penalties are up to 60 days in jail and fines up to $500.
Drug Crimes
Drug trafficking charges in Ohio are very serious and prosecuted vigorously in every county. Law enforcement works alongside prosecutors to build cases based on weights and measures, drug types, and community issues like proximity to schools or children.
Assault
Aggravated Assault â€“ This felony (4th degree) is charged when a defendant is said to have caused serious harm to someone or to an unborn child, or caused or attempted to cause harm through the use of a deadly weapon â€“ AND done this while â€œunder the influence of sudden passion or in a fit of rage.â€ It is this state of passion or rage that makes the charge â€œaggravatedâ€ and which reduces the potential penalties from the more serious Felony Assault. Aggravated Assault may carry a penalty of 18 months to 6 years in prison and fines up to $5000.
Murder
We donâ€™t need to tell you how very serious a murder charge is in Ohio. Charges may be filed as capital murder, aggravated murder, or murder, but whatever itâ€™s called, the penalties range from life in prison with the possibility of parole after 15 years, all the way to the death penalty. And unlike many other crimes, a murder charge is often an open door to examine the rest of the defendantâ€™s life. A murder suspect has no privacy, and a murder trial can expose everything about an individualâ€™s life to the public.
Juvenile Crimes
Youâ€™re probably reading this because your child or grandchild was caught up in something that they couldnâ€™t control. Maybe drugs were involved, or petty theft, or vandalism, or truancy. In Ohio, reporting of juvenile crimes can come from many sources, including your childâ€™s school, family members, law enforcement, and more. There are plenty of ways kids can get turned around these days, and we can help you deal with the legal side of the issue while you focus on getting your loved one back on track.
Arson
Forgery
5th Degree Felonies â€”punishable by a prison sentence of six to 12 months plus up to five years of community control, a maximum fine of $2,500, or both. Examples include breaking and entering and forgery.
Kidnapping
2nd Degree Felonies â€”punishable by a prison sentence of two to eight years plus five years of PRC, a maximum fine of $15,000, or both. Examples include kidnapping and sexual assault.
Manslaughter
Prostitution
3rd Degree Misdemeanors â€”punishable by up to 60 days in jail, a maximum fine of $500, or both. Examples include negligent assault and loitering for the purpose of prostitution.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
If you own and/or operate a small business and you need an attorney to analyze legal documents such as leases or contracts we can help. We also can draft legal documents that you would like to use in your business. Often times owners of small businesses are confronted with various legal issues that must be addressed. Our firm is well versed in providing legal counsel and legal services for these types of businesses. If you receive a letter from an attorney, client, customer, or a member of the public and you have questions about your rights and duties we can assist you and your company with the appropriate responses.

Premises Liability
If someone elseâ€™s careless behavior resulted in your injury, you deserve the chance to pursue fair compensation. Let our team of attorneys in Hamilton, Ohio, help you do so. At Holcomb & Hyde LLC, we offer skilled and compassionate legal counsel to clients following their car accidents, premises liability injuries, and other instances where negligence was at play.

Personal Injury
You may be wondering if itâ€™s even necessary to hire an attorney after a personal injury. To get a better idea, ask yourself the following questions...
Medical Malpractice
In order to have a viable claim for medical malpractice, you need more than just a bad result following the medical treatment in question. In order to recover under the law of the State of Ohio, the patient/plaintiff must prove by the greater weight of the evidence that the medical provider violated the standard of care either before, during, or after the medical treatment and that violation of the standard of care was the proximate result of the injury to the patient. In order to prove a violation of the standard of care the patient/plaintiff must have expert testimony from a practicing medical provider on the issue of the standard of care as well as whether or not the violation of the standard of care proximately caused the injury to the patient/plaintiff.
Auto Accidents
Dog Bites

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Wills
Do you have a Last Will and Testament? Everyone who owns any property should have one. A Last Will and Testament will benefit your heirs and make the administration of your estate, once you have passed away, much easier on your family. It is better to take responsibility now and complete your will. Make an appointment with us today are rates are very reasonable.
Power of Attorney
At our initial meeting, we will inquire as to the assets you own and develop a game plan for the disposition of your assets after your death in accordance with your goals and wishes. We may also discuss with you whether or not you would like to execute a power of attorney that will allow someone you trust to handle your affairs in the event you are unable to do so at some point in the future. This is called a durable power of attorney. There are certain tools that are available that will help you avoid probate and the administration of your estate. We will discuss those options with you as well.
Probate

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