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David C Shook

Meet David C. Shook

Trusted Toledo Attorney

With 34 years of legal experience, I’ve dedicated my career to helping clients navigate challenging legal matters with clarity and confidence. Since beginning my practice in 1990, I’ve operated my own firm for years, briefly joining another firm from 2022 to early 2025 before reestablishing my independent practice. I focus on Family Law, OVI defense, Custody disputes, Protection Orders (DVCPOs/CPOs), Motions to Show Cause, and Divorce/Dissolution cases. My approach combines deep legal knowledge with practical solutions tailored to your needs.

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  • Community Property and Equitable Distribution Explained for Ohio Couples

    When a marriage ends, one of the biggest questions is often what happens to the property, money, and debts the couple accumulated during the marriage. If you are researching divorce in Ohio, you may come across the terms “community property” and “equitable distribution.” Although these concepts…

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  • Ohio Divorce Laws Every Spouse Should Know Before Filing

    Deciding to file for divorce is a major step. Before you submit paperwork, it helps to understand what Ohio law says about residency, grounds for divorce, property, spousal support, and children. Knowing the basics can also help you gather the information you may need and prepare…

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    How Long Does a Protection Order Last in Ohio? Renewal, Expiration & Extensions

    A protection order can provide an important layer of legal protection for individuals experiencing domestic violence, stalking, menacing, or other threatening behavior. If you have obtained a protection order—or someone has requested one against you—you may be wondering how long it remains in effect and what…

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