John Clayton Oberholtzer is a lawyer practicing bankruptcy, civil rights, collections and 44 other areas of law. John received a B.A. degree from College of Wooster in 1964, and has been licensed for 58 years. John practices at Oberholtzer, Filous & Lesiak A Legal Professional Association in Medina, OH.
John Oberholtzer took on my dissolution case and all went smoothly. It certainly helps when both parties agree to terms of the divorce but Oberholtzer & Filous, L.P.A. stayed in touch with me throughout the process and did a good job advocating for me - making sure my interests were protected. Oberholtzer & Filous, L.P.A. made a potentially traumatic experience much better by taking care of the mountains of paperwork and really being in my corner. After the divorce was finalized, they helped me with the quit claim deed - so I keep the house.
My case hasn't been settled yet but John Oberholtzer has been a wonderful attorney and is always available if I have any questions or concerns.
He and his staff have given me the best services from a legal firm that I have ever been given in my 35 years of retaining legal counsel.
Does not follow orders/requests.
Does not confer with client when he chooses to vary from order/request.
Provides incorrect information regarding length of time one has to bring a suit.
John does things to protect his own interests over those of his client.
John has refused to follow my direct orders in pursuing litigation.
John has provided incorrect information regarding the limit of time within which a certain type of suit must be filed.
39 Public Square, Suite 201P.O. Box 220Medina, OH 44258-0220U.S.A.
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