Lindsay Moretta

Lindsay completed her undergraduate studies at Walsh University, earning her B.S. in Education as an Early Childhood Intervention Specialist in 2006. She then attained her Master’s Degree in Special Education from the University of Akron in 2010. Lindsay attended the University of Akron School of Law, part-time while raising a family and working full time, graduating in 2020.

During her time in law school, Lindsay gained valuable experience by taking part in a variety of clinics the University of Akron has to offer. In the Re-Entry Clinic, she provided legal assistance to low income clients looking to file applications to seal their criminal records, obtain Certificates of Qualification for Employment (CQE), and file clemency applications. She also worked on the Ohio Governor’s Expedited Pardon Project by screening potential pardon candidates and assisting qualified candidates with preparing a pardon petition to the governor. In the Civil Litigation Clinic, she assisted low income clients who experienced housing problems. She interviewed clients, investigated cases, and prepared and represented clients in court. In the Domestic Relations Clinic, Lindsay handled family law matters in the Portage County Domestic Relations Court by advising clients on matters of dissolution, divorce, custody, and child support. She prepared filings, appeared in court, and participated in hearings via telephonic conference and zoom.

Lindsay had the opportunity to clerk for the City of Akron Prosecutor’s Office. In her capacity of law clerk, she managed the docket for traffic court, ran traffic bench trials, and provided prosecutor coverage in the various Akron Municipal court rooms.
These experiences provided Lindsay a vast and unique opportunity to sharpen skills both in and out of the court room, allowing her to effectively represent clients’ interests in many settings.
Lindsay is licensed to practice law in Ohio.