Helping you through the process one step at a time

Although I was born and raised in Kentucky,  I have practiced law in northeast Ohio for over 24 years and have chosen to make this area my home. During the course of growing up and my years practicing law, I've learned one thing --  life is tough.  It consists of good decisions and bad decisions and the consequences of each.  Sound advice at those critical times can make a world of difference.  I won't claim to have all the answers; but I will work competently and passionately to help you through the process by truly listening to you and providing you with expert legal advice. Let someone who understands needing help from others help you. Ronald Scott Spears

Ronald Scott Spears

• University of Kentucky College of Law

Juris Doctor - 1997

Member of Trial Advocacy Board and Black Law Students Association.  Spearker at prestigious Lexington MLK, Jr. Celebration.  Chest bumped the Dean of the Law School as he handed me my degree! (Of course, I had his permission).  Other numberous awards and recognition. 

• Eastern Kentucky University

Masters Degree - 1994                                            Public Administration

Graduate Student of the Year in 1993 Kentucky Chapter of Public Administrators.  MPA achievement award.  HUD Fellowship recipient. Other numerous awards and recognition. 

• Eastern Kentucky University

Bachelor of Arts - 1992                                        Political Science

OVC (Ohio Valley Conference) Scholar/Athlete.  Alpha Phi Alpha Distinguished Scholor. Minority Scholarship Recipient. EKU baseball scholarship. 3 year letterman for baseball program.  Numerous awards and community acknowledgments for commitment to youth and community.

• Madison High School 

Diploma 1987

High School Salutatorian.  Presidential Scholar.  Scores of athletic and academic scholarship offers.  Numerous awards and acknowledgments from my high school and community. 

I have and continue to be very active with youths and my community.  I have and will continue to try to never forget where I came from.  Every step of the way I was touched by someone who cared enough to help.  I try to remember that now that I am in the position to give and not receive.