Position: Attorney

TEL: 740-368-0008

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Website: www.owenslawoffice.com/

Admitted: Ohio, 1998

Law School: Capital University Law School, J.D.

College: Ohio Wesleyan University, B.A., History, with honors

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Practice Areas: Family Law, Criminal Defense Law, Civil Litigation, Domestic Violence

Additional Information: Robert M. Owens is a trial attorney experienced in both civil and criminal matters. Robert graduated with honors from Ohio Wesleyan University where he majored in history and minored in journalism. While at Capital University Law School, Robert clerked for a premiere personal injury litigation law firm and subsequently clerked for the Honorable George Smith, a Federal Judge for the U.S. District Court, Eastern Division.

Directly after graduation from law school, Robert began working for one of the largest law firms in Columbus, Ohio where he gained valuable experience in corporate, real estate, employment and personal injury litigation. Even in a large law firm environment, Robert focused on individual needs and concerns, resulting in repeated honors for superior client service. Robert returned to Delaware, Ohio to practice in the law office of Firestone & Brehm where he independently handled a wide range of litigation and transactional matters including civil jury trials, criminal jury trials, juvenile criminal trials, domestic trials and will contest/probate trials. Robert's writings have been featured in professional trade publications and he has been a lecturer on litigation topics for other lawyers seeking continuing legal education. Robert is also accredited by the Ohio Division of Real Estate to teach continuing education topics to Real Estate Agents.

Robert's attention to detail and ability to "think outside the box" provides his clients a distinct advantage in and out of the courthouse. Robert's past experience in one of the largest law firms in Columbus, combined with his childhood in a rural environment has inspired him to provide big city legal services without sacrificing small town compassion and economic realities.