The firm has been recognized in several editions of the U.S. News & World Report and Best Lawyers® ranking of the “Best Law Firms” in the country. The firm also received a Best Lawyers regional Tier 1 ranking in Family Law for the Cincinnati metropolitan area. Members of the firm have been repeatedly recognized for their superior level of representation; their awards include Ohio Super Lawyers in family law, Cincinnati Magazine’s Ohio Rising Star Lawyers in family law, and Cincy Magazine’s Leading Lawyers.
Our attorneys practice family law in many capacities. Each lawyer is trained in litigation, collaboration, negotiation and all aspects of alternative dispute resolution. Each client must decide, with counsel’s input, which process will best serve their needs, given their individual circumstances. Family law includes divorce, dissolution, custody, child support, spousal support, property division, retirement division, unmarried parents, paternity, grandparents’ rights, LGBT issues and many other matters.
In our practice, we do everything in our power to assist the client in coming to a negotiated settlement. One approach to arriving at a settlement is within a collaborative law context. This is where both parties agree to use a collaborative model, rather than an adversarial model, and agree to keep their case out of the court system. Beth was a founding member of the Cincinnati Academy of Collaborative Professionals. All of our lawyers have been trained in collaborative law.
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The best way to reach us for an initial consultation is by telephone. Please call our office at (513) 241-9844. Do not be concerned if we are unable to take your call right away. Please leave a message because we return calls promptly. It is important to us that every new caller speaks directly with one of our attorneys so that we may understand your needs and assist you as effectively as possible. You are also welcome to email us. It is important that you do not include confidential matters in emails.
Beth I. Silverman & Associates, LLC
30 Garfield Place
Suite 750
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Phone: (513) 241-9844
Fax: (513) 241-9908
Dear Clients and Colleagues: As a result of the national and local concerns regarding the spread of COVID-19, our physical office is closed and we are assisting our clients remotely at this time. We are conducting all meetings, including new client consultations, via telephone or other electronic means. If you are a current client, we encourage you to reach out to your attorney or a member of our staff if you have any concerns about the status of your case during this time. Our phone and email systems are operating as normal. We remain available and committed to assisting you through these challenging times.