Candace M. Pollock

Principal

Prior to law school, Candace owned a business that provided claim review services to Ohio lawyers on Workers' Compensation and Social Security disability claims.  During this period she was a founding member and first acting President of the WOMEN BUSINESS OWNERS ASSOCIATION (now known as the Cleveland Chapter of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN BUSINESS OWNERS). 

Encouraged to attend law school by her attorney-clients, she joined a client firm upon graduation in 1986.   That firm, founded in 1951, is now HAHN & POLLOCK, LLC. and continues its long tradition of representing people with disabilities in addition to helping families deal with the unique needs of elders, special needs beneficiaries, Medicaid and Veterans applicants and people in need of estate and asset protection planning.

Angela M. Marcellino

Client Services Coordinator and Person-in-Charge

Angela's pre-med plans turned to an interest in the law at Baldwin-Wallace College.  She graduated with a B.A. in Criminal Justice and joined HAHN & POLLOCK, LLC. to get practical experience in the field of law before making a final decision about whether law school made sense for her.   Since joining the firm in 2007, she has easily juggled the many demands required of her while meeting the needs of client families as well as her own.   In her spare time she manages to care for her adorable son, John, compete in a soccer league and keep up with her extended family and friends.

Deborah M. Wiant

Paralegal and Estate Settlement Coordinator

Deborah's career reflects her enduring interest in the legal and  mental health fields.  Deborah's experience include over 12 years as an administrative assistant and office manager with a general practice law firm.  Thereafter, she pursued her interest in psychology with graduate studies, licensure as a clinical counselor, and a career in the area of adult education.  But Deborah's interest in the legal field emerged once again and she joined our firm in 2010 specializing in probate and estate settlement.