What Practice Areas Does Oberholtzer & Molnar, LPA Handle?

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Oberholtzer & Molnar, LPA is a full-service law firm based in Medina, Ohio, serving Medina County, Northeast Ohio, and beyond. Its listed practice areas include probate, criminal defense, civil litigation, real estate, estate planning, and domestic relations. If your legal matter falls into one of these categories, the firm is structured to handle it; if you are unsure, the firm invites you to call or email to discuss a solution for your specific problem.

Listed Practice Areas

The firm's website names the following areas of practice:

  • Probate — matters involving the administration of estates and related court proceedings
  • Criminal Defense — representing clients facing criminal charges
  • Civil Litigation — disputes resolved through the civil court system
  • Real Estate — property-related legal matters
  • Estate Planning — preparing wills, trusts, and related arrangements
  • Domestic Relations — family law matters such as divorce and related issues

The site notes that a full list of practice areas is available on the firm's website, so the six areas above are the headline categories rather than necessarily an exhaustive list.

Who the Firm Serves

Oberholtzer & Molnar describes itself as a full-service law firm providing legal services to Medina County and beyond. The firm also states that it is licensed to practice in Florida, in addition to its Ohio base. Attorneys at the firm have handled legal matters in many courts across a wide range of geographic locations.

Background and Approach

The firm was founded by Clayton J. Oberholtzer in 1939. According to its website, it has been staffed over the years by attorneys who held distinguished careers in public office and private practice — five previous members have served or are serving as judges, and others have been county commissioners, school board members, or municipal law directors. The firm presents this public-service record as evidence of its commitment to quality legal service, and states that its ability to give legal advice "transcends any narrow definition of a legal problem."

Contact Information

  • Phone: 330-725-4929
  • Fax: 330-723-4929
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Address: 39 Public Square, Suite 201, Medina, OH 44256

The firm offers a contact form on its website. Note the disclaimer on that form: communication through it does not form a client-attorney relationship. The site also carries the Ohio-required statement "THIS IS AN ADVERTISEMENT" and notes that the firm is a debt relief agency that helps people file for relief under the Bankruptcy Code.

Practical Takeaways

  • Match your issue to a category first. If your matter is probate, criminal defense, civil litigation, real estate, estate planning, or domestic relations, it falls within the firm's stated areas.
  • Check the full practice-area list on the firm's website if your issue does not clearly fit one of the six headline categories.
  • Location matters. The firm centers on Medina County and Northeast Ohio, and is also licensed in Florida.
  • Initial contact does not create representation. Submitting the website form or emailing the firm does not by itself make you a client; that relationship forms only through a separate agreement.