Paige M. Hacker

Paige Hacker, a dedicated legal professional originally from the Sandusky area, is committed to making a positive impact in the legal field, particularly in family law and estate planning. Paige graduated from Perkins High School in 2016 and now resides in Castalia, OH with her husband and two dogs.  

Paige Hacker graduated magna cum laude from Kent State University in 2019 with a double bachelor’s degree in Philosophy and Criminology, with an emphasis on legal studies. Paige continued her academic journey by attending the University of Toledo College of Law. Graduating cum laude in 2022, she had an active role as Contributing Symposium Editor for the college’s law review and consistently earned a place on the Dean's List for multiple semesters.

Following Paige's graduation from the University of Toledo, she joined the board of the Boys & Girls Club of Northeast Ohio. Moreover, she has actively contributed to organizing an International Women's Day Symposium hosted by Leslie Murray Law. This initiative is designed to promote the inclusion of women and provide an opportunity for leaders to share their stories of strength with the community.

Paige’s career aspirations focus on family law because she is inspired by her own experiences in a happily blended family; Paige hopes to guide individuals through the legal complexities associated with divorce, remarriage, and intricate family dynamics. 

With a passion for helping others navigate legal challenges and a robust academic background, Paige Hacker is poised to make meaningful contributions to the legal profession, especially in areas that touch the lives of individuals and families.