Kimberlee Shay Erdman Rohr

I have a passion for family law, and I now devote my practice exclusively to domestic relations issues. My experience in mediation, settlement negotiations, and litigation allows me to provide my clients with an array of options to resolve their legal issues. I practice in Hamilton, Butler, Clermont, and Warren counties in Ohio, as well as Kenton, Campbell, and Boone counties in Kentucky.

My relationships with my clients are very important to me, and my goal is to build a foundation of trust between us. I understand that my clients are often going through the most difficult time of their lives when they come to me. I am committed to fully listening to my clients and assessing their entire situation. I will provide honest and comprehensive advice, so that my clients can evaluate their options and make the decisions that are right for their families. Many times, it is best to reach a resolution outside of court, so that the parties can create their own agreement. But if settlement is not an option, I am prepared to advocate for my clients in the courtroom.

• Domestic Relations Court Committee, Cincinnati Bar Association
• Chair, Local Government Law Committee, Cincinnati Bar Association
• Past Vice Chair and CLE Coordinator, Local Government Law Committee, Cincinnati Bar Association
• Member, Admissions Committee, Cincinnati Bar Association
• Fellow, Cincinnati Academy of Leadership for Lawyers, Class of 2018
• Law Director, City of Cheviot
• Volunteer Hearing Officer, Cheviot Community Unofficial Juvenile Court
• Member, Cheviot Westwood Community Association/Cheviot Community Foundation
• Past Secretary and Member, CUMC Preschool Board

• Graduated third in class, summa cum laude
• Served as associate editor of Northern Kentucky Law Review

• Writing Certificate in Journalism
• Cum laude with honors in English Literature

• Ohio, 2008
• Kentucky, 2009
• Also licensed in the following federal courts: Southern District of Ohio, Northern District of Ohio, Eastern District of Kentucky, Western District of Kentucky, and Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals