Huber Heights touts that it is “America’s largest community of brick homes.” Huber Heights was named for Charles Huber whom developed the area that makes up the city today. Huber Heights is home to 38,000 Montgomery, Miami, and Greene County residents.

Some of Huber Heights’ natives are also practicing lawyers who are familiar with local courts. Lawyers in Huber Heights take a broad selection of cases like child custody, chapter 7 bankruptcy, personal injury, real estate, and criminal cases like DUI and felony cases.

Recently in Huber Heights, Bryan Sacco reached a plea deal with the Area II District Court. Sacco was charged with vehicular homicide after his car struck and killed that of Michele A. Meade while going 60 mph in a 35 mph zoned area. He faces jail time and probation as discussed in a prior hearing for the plea deal.

If you have pending criminal charges in Huber Heights then you will probably be visiting one of the Area II District Courts. The Montgomery Court of Common Pleas retains exclusive jurisdiction over domestic relations, juvenile, mental health, and probate cases. Common Pleas Courts also hear real property, tort, civil, criminal, real property, and administrative agency appeals cases.

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For more information on Huber Heights lawyers and courts, please see the links below:

• City of Huber Heights, Ohio
• Montgomery County, OH
• Ohio State Judicial System
• Dayton Ohio Bar Association