Attorney Eric L.
Zeiger graduated in 1987 from the University of Toledo with an
undergraduate degree in finance and a law degree in December of 1990.
He has been a licensed attorney since May of 1991 after passing the
February 1991 Ohio Bar Exam on his first attempt.
After years of
being a minority owner in a family sales business and other sales
positions, and part time legal work, Attorney Zeiger decided to
pursue his legal career full time. In 2008 he committed to a full
time legal practice, focusing on family law (divorce and custody),
probate (estate administration), real estate transactions as well as
misdemeanor criminal and traffic cases.
Since the inception
of his practice he has successfully completed well over 750 divorce
cases and was named “top ten divorce attorneys in northwest Ohio”
by the professional referral organization thumbtack. The legal
services company AVVO shows top 5 star reviews from well over 95% of
his clients who were inclined to review Attorney Zeiger's advice and
their eventual case result.
Eric is the youngest of 4 boys and has a younger sister. He went to
Whitmer high school and graduated in 1980 as a member of the Spanish
Honorary Society and the National Honor Society.
He is an avid
golfer and was a member of the 1979-80 Whitmer Golf Team that
competed at the state championship in Columbus Ohio. His brush with
greatness occurred while playing on the first day of the state finals
against Mark Armstrong son of Neil Armstrong, (the first man on the
moon), who was attending and walked with Mr. Zeiger's parents for the
entire golf match.
Attorney Zeiger
maintains “there are few activities, hobbies or games greater than
golf that affords people to meet and establish friendships with
others through a common interest, which otherwise would most likely
not occur. I have met the first man on the moon, the editor and
publisher of golf magazine, baseball stars Johnny Bench, Joe Oliver,
Barry Larkin, the CEO of Southwestern Bell, the owner of all the
Florida Cadillac dealerships, and his wife, an Associated Press White
House correspondent for 7 presidents, as well as some of my closest
friends, all because of golf. The effect on my life has been
invaluable.”
