Lawyer in Parma
Stiefvater Law, LLC is the Ohio solo practice of Robert G. Stiefvater, Attorney.
Files from this area still come here because Parma Municipal Court is a high-volume court this practice appears in.
Office: 8748 Brecksville Road, Suite 225, Brecksville, OH 44141
Phone: (216) 867-0429
Limited Clients. Proven Results.
You need one lawyer who will take the case or tell you, plainly, that the calendar is full.
Which courtroom
Parma Municipal Court covers Parma, Parma Heights, Broadview Heights, North Royalton, Seven Hills, Brooklyn, Brooklyn Heights, and Linndale, plus Metroparks and Turnpike cases in that district. Seven Hills and Parma Heights run mayor’s courts; a not-guilty plea or transfer is Parma. The citation names the courtroom. The office is in Brecksville.
What this practice handles
Personal injury work starts with the facts of the wreck or the fall, the insurance file, and the medical course. OVI is a criminal charge and often a separate fight over the license. Those two tracks do not wait for each other. Criminal and traffic files are read, not pleaded on the first setting because the first setting is convenient. Estate and probate work is instructions, then what happens when the instructions are missing.
Parma Municipal Court
This office appears in Parma Municipal Court on a regular docket. People call from Parma itself and from communities whose cases are set in that court.
Meetings stay by appointment in Brecksville unless the court date is the meeting.
Bring the citation, the complaint, and every date on the papers. Video and reports do not fade. Memory does.
How a file from this court is run
There is no assembly line and no advertised verdict list. Attorney Robert G. Stiefvater reviews the charge, the stop or the crash, and whether this office can take the matter before it is accepted. Some callers are declined. That is how the work stays accurate.
Guarantees are not part of this practice.
If the same incident is a crash and an OVI, say both on the call. That is two problems.
Communities
People also call from Brecksville, Broadview Heights, North Royalton, Independence, Strongsville, Garfield Heights, Berea, Bedford, Rocky River, Lakewood, and nearby Cuyahoga County communities. Residence in Parma is not required.
You need the file prepared and someone who will be in that courtroom when the case is called.
Related local pages:
Lawyer in Brecksville · Lawyer in Garfield Heights · Lawyer in Broadview Heights · Lawyer in North Royalton · Lawyer in Independence · Lawyer in Strongsville · Lawyer in Parma · Lawyer in Lakewood · Lawyer in Berea · Lawyer in Rocky River
FAQ
Is this a solo practice?
Yes. Robert G. Stiefvater is an Ohio-licensed attorney in solo practice. The firm does not present a roster of lawyers.
What kinds of matters does this practice take?
Personal injury, OVI, criminal defense, traffic, and estate planning and probate — when the calendar allows.
Do I need to live in Parma?
No. What matters is where the case is set and whether this office can take it.
Will the charge be dismissed?
No promise. Outcomes depend on the facts, the record, and the court. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome in your case.
How do I start?
Call (216) 867-0429 or use the contact form on this site. Have the papers ready.
Attorney advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome in your case.