Attorney opens office in Uptown Norwalk
| By Cary Ashby, Norwalk Reflector, Ohio | |
| McClatchy-Tribune Information Services |
He has moved his practice to
"They can contact me through the website," said Dolce, who handles criminal defense work and domestic relations (divorces, dissolutions and child custody).
"I also do some estate planning," he added. "You really get to help a lot of people (as an attorney) and a lot of people forget that. It's really a business about helping people."
Dolce graduated from the law school at
"I opened my practice in
Dolce's original law office shared space with his father's podiatry office at
"The town has been good to me. The community has been welcoming," said Dolce, who is the vice-president of the
"It's god exposure from here. It's convenient parking for my clients and it's convenient to the courthouse," he said.
"He gave me a photo of some signs he liked. We worked with that," Rood said.
Dolce is pleased with the end product, which took several days to design and tweak.
"I think it looks great. It will be visible from the road. There's a great response already," he said.
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