About Sarah Fox, Regional Partner
Cincinnati divorce attorney Sarah Fox is passionate about helping people during a time of need. By practicing family law, she is able to provide a source of stability for clients who are going through one of life’s most challenging transitions.
Ms. Fox is empathetic and compassionate. During consultations, she is an earnest listener and strives to give clients an honest assessment of what lies ahead.
She also works diligently to come up with a game plan that puts her clients in a position to succeed during their case.
“I also try and keep my clients informed along the whole process so they have less to worry about,” Ms. Fox said.
Divorce cases are never easy, and you do not always get exactly what you want, but it is important to fight for a fair and equitable resolution.
“Children need both parents, and if their parents can separate and move forward in a healthy and productive way, they will benefit greatly,” she said.
Certified Mediator
Licenses
Ms. Fox is licensed to practice in Ohio and Kentucky.
Education
Ms. Fox earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Akron School of Law. She received her Bachelor of Arts in economics and political science from Ohio University.
Professional Experience
Prior to joining Cordell & Cordell, Ms. Fox served as an administrative hearing officer for the Butler County Child Support Enforcement Agency. She then went into private practice as a solo practitioner and practiced in multiple family law areas (custody, paternity, divorce, adoption, and abuse, neglect, and dependency cases) and in criminal defense. She is also trained in collaborative divorce.
She also obtained mediation training in general and domestic relations mediation. She most recently worked for a municipality, where she prosecuted criminal cases, wrote ordinances for City Council, conducted union negotiations, and represented the city in all civil litigations.
Associations
- Ohio Bar Association, 2016
- Warren County Bar Association, 2010
Publication
- Co-authored an article titled, “Social Media: Children’s Lawyer’s Friend and Foe,” published by the American Bar Association on January 15, 2015, in their Children’s Rights Litigation section.
