Ronald Zmuda

Recognized as a "Rising Star" as one of the best young professionals in his field, Ronald Zmuda practices primarily in the areas of Estate Planning, Tax law, Business Law, and Elder Law.

One of the biggest misconceptions with estate planning is that only the very wealthy need estate planning.  While the very wealthy do require much more extensive of a plan, if you own any property, or if you have loved ones that depend on you, then you need estate planning. But alas, we recognize that it is a topic people struggle to talk about. Ron focuses on his unique responsibility to ease these fears by helping you understand the ins and outs of the process, and by building a lasting relationship with each individual. Together, you will develop a plan that balances both your personal goals with your unique family dynamics, all while also considering what is the most tax advantageous, as these may not always be the same.

For business owners, Ron is a valuable resource throughout the entire process of owning a business. From formation to growth, implementing profit maximization and expense reduction techniques, to the eventual sale or succession planning of the business, Ron is there to provide peace of mind and help you rest at ease knowing that your business is in good hands now and into the future.

Ron and his Wife London live in Madisonville and are amazed by the rapid growth of the area; regularly attending the Madisonville Community Redevelopment Committee meetings to see what’s coming next. When in town, you can regularly find them at trivia or in their bowling league; however, their true passion lies with traveling.

Ron earned a J.D. from the University of Florida, Levin College of Law where he served as president of each the Tax Moot Court, the Association for Tax Law, and the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (V.I.T.A.) program. He is also a licensed CPA in both Florida and Ohio and earned an MBA in taxation and a B.S./B.A. in accounting at the University of Central Florida.

Ron is a member of the Cincinnati Bar Association, the Ohio State Bar Association, and the Trust and Probate Law Section of the Ohio State Bar Association.