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Roberson Law Staff Receive Two Prestigious Awards

For the second time in seven years, our firm was chosen as a finalist for the Better Business Bureau (BBB) Eclipse Integrity Award. This award is one of the most difficult for a business to receive because of the rigorous process that a business has to go through...

Roberson Law’s Walk To End Alzheimer’s Team Page

Alzheimer’s disease is relentless.  So are we.  Join our team or sponsor one of our team members for the Alzheimer's Association Walk to End Alzheimer's®, the world’s largest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer’s care, support and research.  Together we...

Elder Care and Signs of Dementia

As most people know, the number one sign of dementia for most people is significant memory loss, with the type of memory loss often being limited to short-term memory.  Usually the people who notice the serious memory loss are family members who interact with the...

Family Challenges For The Elderly During The Holidays

Our practice sees many families over the months of November and December who struggle with coping during the holidays. Haven Behavioral Hospital of Dayton published an article about how to help manage stress and the emotional strain that can manifest itself during the...

Roberson Law Named a 2016 Law Firm 500 Honoree

We a pleased to announce that our law firm has been named a 2016 Law Firm 500 Honoree. Earlier this year we were nominated for our growth, operational excellence and commitment to client service. It is an honor to be included as one of the top one-hundred fastest...

Don’t Get Caught Dead Without A Will

A recent survey of more than 2,000 people found that 64% of the people surveyed indicated that they don't have wills, according to an article published online by AARP.  Many people are superstitious about planning for death. People fear that once they get the ball...

How Old Do You Need To Be To Do Estate Planning?

Attorney Nancy Roberson was recently interviewed for the news show WHIO Reports, and one of the topics addressed was how old a person needs to be to do estate planning.  Watch the interview here.  The program contained almost 30 minutes of valuable advice about estate...

New Medicaid Eligibility Procedure

There are yet again new changes in effect for the Ohio Medicaid program. The changes affect the criteria that the Ohio Medicaid Department uses to determine Medicaid eligibility. Ohio's former Medicaid system permitted a person to go through a "spend down" process in...