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Meet Zachary Alan Moyer, a dedicated and skilled attorney based in Gahanna, Ohio, specializing in criminal defense, family law, and juvenile matters. With a Juris Doctor degree from Capital University Law School, obtained in 2014, Zachary is a proud member of the Ohio bar, bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience to his clients from the very beginning of his legal career. Zachary laid the groundwork for his legal expertise by earning a double major in Criminology and Sociology, complemented by a minor in Political Science, at Capital University in 2007. His journey into law started as a Law Clerk at the Franklin County Public Defender’s Office in the Juvenile Division, where he developed a passion for advocating on behalf of youth and their families. This hands-on experience has profoundly shaped his understanding of the complexities surrounding juvenile law and family dynamics. Following his early career, Zachary honed his skills at Brehm and Associates, LPA for three years, before becoming a key member of Riddell Aimar & Brehm, LLC in 2017. His comprehensive legal practice encompasses a wide range of criminal defense cases, including DUI/OVI charges, drug offenses, probation violations, and domestic violence issues. In the realm of family law, he adeptly handles divorce proceedings, custody battles, legal separations, and step-parent adoptions, always with an empathetic approach. In addition to his core practice areas, Zachary frequently serves as a Guardian ad Litem in juvenile court, providing crucial support and representation for children in challenging situations. His reputation for practical solutions and unwavering client advocacy sets him apart in the legal community. Zachary Moyer is committed to navigating his clients through their most difficult legal challenges with integrity, compassion, and a steadfast focus on achieving the best possible outcomes.
Criminal defense attorneys represent individuals accused of crimes, protecting their constitutional rights throughout the legal process. They work to achieve the best possible outcome through negotiation or trial. Common matters include dui/dwi, drug charges, assault, theft.