About Us
Attorney Profile: Kevin D. Hughes
Kevin D. Hughes is a trial attorney with experience in juvenile, criminal defense, domestic relations, bankruptcy and personal injury law. Mr. Hughes began his practice in Springboro working at the firm of Cornyn & Hughes. Beginning in 1999, Mr. Hughes spent two years working for a firm in Pittsburgh, PA in its litigation department representing banks and creditors in legal matters. In 2001 Mr. Hughes returned to Springboro, Ohio again working for the firm of Cornyn & Hughes before opening his own office in 2004. During that time, Mr. Hughes provided a high level of customer service and aggressive representation in Warren, Butler, Montgomery, Greene, Clermont and Preble Counties.
Mr. Hughes also lives in Springboro with his children and is very active in the Springboro Community including supporting athletic teams and local youth sports.
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Our Firm
Kevin D. Hughes Co., L.P.A. was founded in 2004 by an experienced local attorney with the mission to deliver professional yet compassionate legal services in Southwest Ohio. Mr. Hughes founded the firm after practicing law in Springboro since 1995. Mr. Hughes is dedicated to aggressively representing clients in the fields of Domestic Relations Law, Child Custody Law, Criminal Law, Operating a Vehicle While Under the Influence, Juvenile Law and Bankruptcy Law.
The firm is very active in local legal and community activities, including the and the firm's office is a registered Historic Place in the heart of Springboro.
Historic Office
Hughes Law Office is located in the heart of Historic Springboro, Ohio at 20 South Main Street, conveniently located on the Southeast corner of State Routes 73 (Central Avenue) and 741 (Main Street).
The central location is easily accessible from anywhere in the greater Dayton/Cincinnati area, and is minutes East of the Springboro/SR 73 exit off of I-75. The office is also minutes away from Southwest Ohio's county courts.
Read more about the building's fascinating history