Does Bock Legal Services take Bitcoin?

No, Bock Legal Services does not take Bitcoin.

Does Bock Legal Services take credit cards?

Yes, Bock Legal Services takes credit cards.

Specialties

I specialize in landlord/tenant law, including evictions and collections. I perform services for both the landlord and the tenant where appropriate. I perform collections for any type of business. I also specialize in non-bankruptcy debt relief by assisting debtors in settling debts for less and negotiating payment plans with creditors. I am also a mobile notary and will come to you for your notary needs.

History

Established in 2016.

Bock Legal Services is a small, family-oriented law firm. Mission Statement - To provide my clients with excellent customer and legal service, be a valuable counselor in times of need, and maintain the highest level of ethical integrity. To provide my clients with solutions they desire when possible at competitive rates. To be loyal, courteous, and zealous at all times. To be a vigorous advocate for my client while adhering to my client's interests and confidentiality. To show my client that civility is not equated with weakness, but to be tough when the time calls for it. To Accomplish My Mission I Will: - Attend to my clients as if they were my own family. - Promptly return phone calls and emails, and keep the client advised as to the status of their case. - Listen to my clients' concerns and provide sound legal advice in a way that is easy to understand. - Give my clients the knowledge they need to make an informed decision.

Meet the Business Owner: Jennifer S. B.

I grew up in the Dayton area. I earned my Bachelor's Degree from Wright State University in Criminal Justice. While an undergraduate, I was a member of the Stop the Violence program and inducted into Phi Beta Kappa, the nation's most prestigious academic honor society, and graduated with high honors. In 2012, I graduated from the University of Dayton School of Law where I earned my Juris Doctorate and Master of Laws. During this time, I was an officer in the Intellectual Property Society, the Constitutional Law Society, and Phi Alpha Delta, a law fraternity dedicated to community service. Admitted to the Ohio Bar in May 2013, I'm licensed to practice in Federal Court for the Southern and Northern District of Ohio. I have experience working in multiple areas of civil practice, including bankruptcy, personal injury, creditor collections, foreclosures, and landlord/tenant law. I have worked with some of the largest and smallest law firms in the area. I'm a hard worker, so call me today!