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Kropf Celebrates 50 Years

Partner John W. Kropf was recognized recently by the Ohio State Bar Association for entering his 50th year of practice. John graduated from The Ohio State University College of Law in 1968 and joined our firm, founded by his father, Harold, in 1970 and has been serving the Orrville community ever since in may different …

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Bloomin Orrville

Bloomin’ Orrville Participant

Bloomin’ Orrville! is a program through the Orrville Area Development Foundation that beautifies our downtown. Individuals and companies sponsor planters of flowers throughout town. Each year our firm sponsors this planter right outside our office. Pictured is staff member Laurie, who selects the flowers and tends to their care each summer. We’re proud to be …

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Sleepwalker parade

We Love a Parade!

One of the hallmarks of summer in small town America is the gathering of community to celebrate freedom, remember those who have gone before and enjoy the great summer weather.  Rittman takes it to another level in its Sleepwalker Festival which is a celebration of music, food, community and commerce.  We were proud again this …

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The Changing Same

Submitted by Kropf Wagner Law Firm on Tue, 09/26/2017 – 2:09pm On November 3, 1968 I appeared before the Ohio Supreme Court and officially became an attorney.  I had just completed basic training on that day and was to spend the next two years in the Army.  After working in an Army legal office 17 months at …

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Paying For Nursing Home Care

Submitted by Kropf Wagner Law Firm on Tue, 09/26/2017 – 2:11pm The most common question that I am asked as an attorney is how to prevent the nursing home from taking all of a parent’s money or some variation on that theme.  The question stems from the astronomical cost of skilled or nursing home care.  In Wayne …

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Covid-19

Both of our offices are now open for scheduled appointments. Face coverings are required as of July 23, 2020.