About Heather Lynn
Heather Lynn Moseman is a attorney based in Mentor, Ohio, specializing in bankruptcy law. She has been practicing law for over 22 years, having been admitted to the Ohio State Bar in 2003. Her firm, Moseman Law Office, LLC, offers a range of legal services, including business law, estate planning, foreclosure defense, probate. Elder law. Ms. Moseman earned her Juris Doctorate from the University of Akron School of Law in 2003. Prior to her legal career, she obtained an undergraduate degree in Psychology with a minor in Philosophy from Southwest State University in Marshall, Minnesota.
She applied her degree in the service of the chronically disabled, chronically mentally ill, and senior citizens for seven years in both Chicago, Illinois, and the Cleveland area. At Moseman Law Office, Ms. Moseman focuses on providing personalized legal solutions to clients in Lake County, Geauga County, Ashtabula County, and Cuyahoga County. The firm handles cases related to bankruptcy, estate planning, business law. Elder law. Ms. Moseman is committed to delivering knowledgeable legal advice in a professional and compassionate manner, ensuring that clients' needs are addressed effectively.
In addition to her legal practice, Ms. Moseman has been actively involved in the Ohio State Bar Association. She participated in the Leadership Academy and served on the Membership Committee. She is also a Fellow in the Ohio State Bar Foundation and received the award for Community Service for attorneys under 40. Ms. Moseman is admitted to practice before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit and the U.S.
Supreme Court. She is a member of the Lake County Bar Association and has been recognized for her contributions to the legal community. For clients seeking legal assistance in bankruptcy, estate planning, business law, or elder law, Ms. Moseman offers comprehensive services tailored to individual needs. Her experience and dedication to client service make her a trusted resource in the Northeast Ohio legal community.
