Matthew R. Aberegg
Associate
Overview
Joining the Firm in 2024, Matthew Aberegg brings skills honed from his prior positions in both public and private practice.
He most recently served as a Judicial Attorney for Administrative Judge Julie Schafer in the Medina County Domestic Relations Court, where he assisted the Judge by drafting and researching complex issues for cases involving divorce, dissolution, legal separation, annulments, parentage, third-party legal custody, spousal and child support, domestic violence civil protection, dating violence civil protection, and post-decree matters.
Prior to his time at the Court, he gained experience working with prosecutors in both Civil and Criminal matters for the county. During his time at Prosecutors’ Offices, Matthew guided township officials, and county agencies on how to best serve the citizens of the County through the negotiation of contracts, complex civil litigation, and the prosecution of both misdemeanors and felonies.
Matthew’s first position as an attorney was in Wooster at a boutique law firm where he gained invaluable information as to the professional responsibility of an attorney while he specialized in Family Law, Estate Planning and Probate Law, and Criminal Law.
Matthew attended the University of Akron where he served as the Student Body Vice President. While attending, he received his healthcare law certificate completing externships at NEOMED and Employer’s Health Purchasing Co. while writing his thesis on Do Not Resuscitate Tattoos and the evolving culture of euthanasia. Matthew obtained his mediation license during his time and has successfully mediated a number of Domestic Relations matters.
Credentials:
J.D., University of Akron, 2018
Healthcare Law Certificate, Licensed Mediator
B.A., Miami University, 2015
Majored in Public Administration, minored in History, certificate in Mathematics
Admissions
Supreme Court of Ohio
Accomplishments
Matthew is a former Division 1 soccer player at the University of Pittsburgh and ODP National Team Reserve. Having grown up playing in Medina for Highland High School, he is active in the training of youth players in the community.
