Representing the Greater Cincinnati Area for over 50 Years.

Providing Practical Solutions for Real Life Issues

Our skilled attorneys have decades of experience helping clients navigate through life’s legal challenges. Whether it be Estate Planning, Labor and Employment Law, Nursing Home Medicaid Planning or complex Litigation, Ritter & Randolph approaches cases with a unique blend of hard work, expert legal advice, and empathy for the human needs of its diverse client population.

Our Practice Areas

Estate & Charitable Planning

Estate planning has two important purposes: (1) to ensure your property is distributed according to your wishes with minimal consequences; and (2) it allows you, and not the state, to determine who will look after you and your property in the event that you become disabled and are no longer capable of making these decisions.

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Elder Law

The area of law that is centered on those 55 years of age and older. It encompasses long term care planning, estate planning, Medicaid planning and application, guardianships, trust administration and estate administration.

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Labor and Employment Law

The practice of law that involves the relationships among employers, employees, and their labor organizations, except workers’ compensation.

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Probate, Estate, Guardianship & Trust Administration

Probate is the legal process to transfer the decedent’s probate assets, which are assets titled in the decedent’s name alone, to the estate beneficiaries.

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Aryeh M. Younger, Esq.

Housing Prices Appear Steady Even with Cap on SALT Deductions

Apr 24, 2019
Aryeh M. Younger, Esq.

It has been over a year and a half since the United States Congress passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, the famous Trump tax cuts. Early critics of the law included the National Association of Realtors, who predicted that the law would cause housing prices to decline due to provisions capping deductions […]

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Posted in Home Buying

Erica L. Groman, Esq.

Planning for an Emergency Situation – Are you prepared?

Mar 25, 2019
Erica L. Groman, Esq.

With advances in technology, our family members, friends, and other personal information may seem more accessible than ever before.  But in the event of an emergency, would first responders be able to determine who to contact if something happened to you unexpectedly?  Would they be able to quickly determine your blood type or allergy information […]

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Posted in Technology

Aryeh M. Younger, Esq.

Mortgage Rates Appear to Decline

Mar 06, 2019
Aryeh M. Younger, Esq.

A recent article on Realtor.com highlights the positive impact this past month’s decline in mortgage interest rates might have on home buyers. The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 4.35% in the week of February 21, which is down from the 4.37% rate in the prior week. These figures are cited by Freddie Mac. The decline in […]

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Posted in Mortgages, Real Estate

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