Attorney Ronda Wyomic welcomed to Ada business community
By Paula Pyzik Scott
Attorney Ronda Wyomic has made Ada her home personally and professionally. In December 2023, Wyomic moved her law practice to 117 East Lincoln Avenue, just east of Main St. She is currently the only female lawyer practicing privately in Hardin County at this time.
On March 8, the Ada Area Chamber of Commerce welcomed Wyomic to the Ada business community with a ribbon cutting ceremony.
The Ada office is a real find for Wyomic. As a nurse and an attorney, she loves the 14 parking spaces and ground level entrance, which makes it exceptionally easy to access. Her areas of expertise include Social Security disability, family law including divorce and estates/wills.
Wyomic has been practicing law in Hardin County for ten years. She is a graduate of Riverdale Local Schools and has her R.N. from BGSU/Medical College of Ohio. Her JD is from Western Michigan University.
Wyomic and her husband have three daughters, three son-in-laws and nine grandchildren.
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