Amazing! Me and husband got married there and the Judge was really nice, they allowed us to take as…read moremany pictures in the courtroom and the people who was with us could all watch that special moment.

It's a courthouse. The actual building itself was built in 1885, and from the outside it looks full…read moreof history. So full of history in fact that all of its outside stairs are still not approved for bearing weight. So entrance is on Front street beneath the stairs instead. Once inside, going through security was fast and the police officer was courteous. Clerks were efficient as well. Our entire visit took less than 15 minutes, including the time spent filling out the forms. I suppose as far as courthouses go, not that I am an expert, this one is pretty good? Yes I just reviewed a courthouse. Checking that one off the bucket list of things to do.

I hired Greentree Legal at the very last minute when my client decided decided to go forward with…read moreher court case. The folks at Greentree Legal were prompt, had a very professional website and accepted pre-payment, and they were able to get both subjects served quickly. Their communication was top notch in that they kept me informed at every step. They overnighted the proofs to me and I was delightfully surprised to find a professional package including a reusable folder and pen inside the envelope. I would definitely recommend Greentree Legal and plan to use them regularly.

From the owner: Greentree Legal specializes in fast and efficient service of process with frequent status updates…read moreand notary services as needed. We also offer skip tracing and courier services throughout Ohio and nationwide through our affiliate network of process servers.

Great service. I wish they would patrol Brooke Ave, Alnetta Burney Lane in Anderson.. 45230read more

Before I start; I have never done drugs, never been in…read moretrouble with the law, work hard, pay taxes, quiet and clean neighbor. Driving down the road slowing to almost a stop to turn a corner on my way home, there is no one behind me. I turn onto my street to my home which is a block away. I yield going through the light as people fly through there. No one is behind me. No cop. No civilian. I pull up to my home, park, turn the car off, grab my groceries, open the door and step out. "GET BACK IN THE CAR GET BACK IN THE CAR NOW!!!!!!!" Is all I hear as the lights on the car start whirling. I was in shock....where the hell did he just come from. After a moment I get back into the car. I was afraid to roll the window down all the way because he was screaming at me with his hand over his gun and the strap that holds it down open. I thought he'd shoot me in the face. So I locked the doors quickly and rolled the window to a crack. The office walked up to the window after a moment passed. "You DO NOT EXIT the vehicle. This is a routine traffic stop." I did not understand the significance of stating what he was doing. This was clearly not routine or okay. I told him that this was my home, I was not sure if he thought that I was trying to elude him or what, but. He wasn't there when I looked and those lights didn't come on until I was parked. He told me that I was doing 60 on a 35....that wasn't even possible, because the point in which he could have gotten behind me would have been as I was turning a corner. I certainly didn't hit a corner doing 60 in a mini SUV....He asked for my license and insurance as he pulled on the door handle. Why was he pulling on the handle. Do officers open civilians doors during routine traffic stops too? and what was he going to do once he opened it???? I handed them to him and he asked me where I was coming from. I stated the store. I then asked him where he was coming from and when he got behind me. He pulled on my door handle again as he stammered over his words. Then repeating that I should not have exited the car. I asked to see the gadget that clocks our speed. HE WAS NOT BEHIND ME! It doesn't even matter at this point that I was not speeding, because even if I was, he wasn't anywhere near me. He replied, "I can't, it disappeared...." Pulling on my door handle for the third or fourth time before walking back to his car to write up the ticket. I called his superior as soon as I got in the house. He never called me back. But the officer whom seemed much like his call screen-er, confirmed after the 3rd call that he watched the officers video on his car. He stated, "Yes ma'am, I have seen the video and you are correct, the Officer did not get behind your vehicle and turn on his lights until AFTER you were parked." He also confirmed that he did not get behind me from the street that was in fact 35 mph, which means he exited a residential street. None of which I was driving 60 mph on. "Unfortunately you will still need to go to court for that ticket and maybe they can do something for you." I asked if this is a regular practice for their officers to harass small black women late at night who are on their way home. He stated that he was sorry that this happened and he would speak with the officer. He was confident though, that this had nothing to do with my race. Which is funny. Why did a white man think he knew if another white man was profiling or not? Magistrate wouldn't even entertain the conversation because no one wants to admit that some of these gentleman conduct themselves in manners that effect the public perception and comfort. I AM AFRAID OF YOU! Because I can't even follow the law and still live in peace! It cost me 100.00 to be harassed by an officer who wasn't even per the county I was in, possibly just leaving another person to whom he issued a ticket. Hope I helped you make your quota.

Excellent service, truly cares about his clients and does his job efficiently and effectivelyread more

From the owner: We have access to billions of records that isn't available to the public or those so called online…read moredatabases that you pay for and don't get a true and accurate report. Ours covers 46 different fields, which assist us in providing our client a more accurate, in depth and useful report.

I'm going to echo Amy D.'s review. Lyons & Lyons website does state explicitly that they practice…read morereal estate law across a broad spectrum of services. When I called, the receptionist said they do not have anyone there currently who practices real estate law and recommended me to call the Bar Association for referral. The receptionist wasn't rude, per se, but neither was she apologetic about the misleading advertisement on their website.

Rude Receptionist - Misleading Website…read more I called Lyons & Lyons looking for a real estate attorney, as their website clearly says they offer real estate services. The receptionist responded extremely rudely when I said I must be mistaken, and bluntly stated, "we don't do real estate law," even though their site suggests otherwise. When I asked again, she ended with "nope that would require a real estate attorney." If they haven't trained someone to correct their online listing or tone, I can't recommend this firm based on my interaction 30 minutes ago. I won't be recommending this firm to anyone in the near future.

There us no better attorney in Oxford than Wayne Staton. His many years handling the affairs of…read morepeople in and around Butler County in a kind and understanding way is how he has earned his outstanding reputation.

He is a poor attorney as he tells me what to do regarding matters that have nothing to with what I…read morecame to see him for. On these non-legal issues, what Mr. Wayne Staton said to me, he is seriously wrong about. He should stick to legal matters and legal issues, and he should not interfere with my decision making on non-legal issues. I came into his office very happy and I left feeling very depressed all weekend which I have not felt since year 2007.