$ 305-305 per hour
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With over seventeen years of intensive courtroom experience, Attorney Heather Dyer has the expertise necessary to confidently and effectively represent Northeast Ohio clients in all aspects of family and juvenile law including prenuptial agreements, divorce, dissolution, collaborative divorce, legal separation, custody, establishment of parental rights and responsibilities, child and spousal support, Civil Protection Orders, adoption, grandparent’s rights, third-party custody, LGTBQ family rights, name changes, juvenile dependency, neglect and abuse cases and juvenile delinquency matters.
Since 2002, she has served as a Guardian ad Litem for hundreds of minors advocating for their best interest in custody matters in both family and juvenile courts. Heather serves as a mediator for any type of legal matter. Since 2015, Attorney Dyer represents less than four percent of Ohio lawyers as an Ohio State Bar Association Certified Family Law Specialist.
Heather strives to meet her clients’ goals in an efficient and cost-effective manner, providing personalized attention and individualized guidance. She can provide the best strategy for negotiated resolutions, contentious cases or collaborative matters. She will be there every step of the way, fighting for you and finding viable solutions.
Heather primarily serves clients in Summit, Cuyahoga, Medina, Portage, Stark, Lake and Geauga counties.
Heather is originally from Central Ohio. After graduating from college, she migrated to Florida to enjoy the sunshine and attend law school, eventually returning to Northeast Ohio to practice law and raise her family- Jett (20), Thalia (19) and Rory (15). She resides in Akron with her youngest son and when she isn’t following to the gym and ballfields, she can be found hiking the amazing local parks and trails or following the diverse music scene.
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$ 305-305 per hour
State: Ohio
Acquired: 2005
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Posted by Kylee | September 03, 2025 | Hired Attorney
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I’m disappointed that I’m having to leave this review, but I feel it’s important for others seeking a family lawyer to know about my experience. I hired Heather Dyer for my child custody case, and unfortunately, it was one of the most disheartening and disappointing professional relationships I’ve en...
"I endorse this lawyer. Heather is an outstanding attorney with a reputation for success for her clients."
"I endorse this lawyer. Heather has a wealth of knowledge regarding divorce, adoption, child custody issues and everything in between. if you have a family law issue, she can help."
"I endorse this lawyer. Heather's expertise, attention to detail and good humor were a great help in achieving resolution of a protracted and rather difficult case. She naturally advocated strongly for her client, yet was open to consideration of many options in settlement--which greatly aided the parties finally reaching an agreement suitable to their particular situation."
"I endorse this lawyer. Heather is knowledgeable, diligent and experienced. He expertise shows in her casework."
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2015
Certified Specialist in Family Law, The Ohio State Bar Assocaition
2018 - Present
Associate Attorney, Weisenburger Law Offices, LLC
2013 - 2018
Attorney, Phillips & Mille, Co., LPA
2008 - 2013
Owner/Attorney, Heather R. Johnston Company , LPA
2006 - 2007
Staff Attorney/Guardian Ad Litem, CASA of Summit County
2005 - 2008
Attorney, Heather R. Dyer, Esq.
2014 - Present
Boston Township Community Service LeagueCo-President
2002 - Present
Ohio State Bar Association
2002 - 2009
Peninsula Library and Historical SocietyBoard of Directors
2002 - 2005
National Court Appointed Special Advocate AssociationVolunteer Guardian Ad Litem
2002
JD - Juris Doctor
1998
BA - Bachelor of Arts
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Legal Answers
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