Tara Dancing is committed to helping her clients achieve the best outcome possible when legal problems arise. Tara listens to her clients so that she understands the facts, helps her clients understand the law and works with clients to formulate realistic goals.
Tara Dancing is an effective litigator and has practiced in Common Pleas, County, Municipal and Appellate state courts. She also practices in the Federal District Court for the Southern District of Ohio.
Tara Dancing is an experienced criminal defense attorney, defending adults and juveniles charged with felonies and misdemeanors. Tara also practices family law and accepts general litigation cases.
Some advice, if you are interested:
If you are accused of a crime and you are guilty, talk with an attorney before you waive your Miranda rights and talk with the police. You will not convince the police to drop some or all of the charges. You have every chance of making the case against you stronger.
If you are accused of a crime and you are NOT GUILTY, talk with an attorney before you waive your Miranda rights and talk with police. When they say, "everything you say can be used against you," they are telling the truth, even if you are not guilty.
If you are accused of a crime, don't talk with anybody besides your attorney about what really happened. Hearsay rules do not apply to defendants. EVERYTHING you say to ANYBODY besides your attorney can come in at trial.
Contact her now to see if she is the kind of lawyer that you are looking for.
Tara C. Dancing, LLC
1158 Kauffman Avenue
Fairborn, Ohio 45324
(937) 558-5793
fax (937) 558-2169
tdancing@tcd-law.com
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