About Jay William

Jay William Moreland practices law in New Port Richey, Florida, focusing mainly on bankruptcy — He has been an attorney since 1980 and became the owner of his practice in 1982. His company handles a selection of cases, including estate planning, probate, and landlord-tenant disputes. With decades in the field, he has developed a reputation for providing complete legal offerings to his clients in the local community. He earned his J.D. from Case Western Reserve University School of Law in 1973. Prior to that, he obtained a B.A.

in Social Science from Ohio State University in 1969. His instructional background laid a solid foundation for his professional legal career, equipping him with the skills important to navigate complicated legal matters. His early knowledge includes serving as an Assistant Staff Judge Advocate in 1976, which provided him with valuable insights into the justice system. Most of his practice includes insolvency cases, the place he assists clients in navigating the details of debt comfort and financial restructuring. He also handles property making plans and estate administration matters, making sure that clients' wishes are honored after their passing. Additionally, he represents landlords and tenants in disputes, assisting to get to the bottom of conflicts efficiently and fairly.

His numerous areas of practice allow him to serve many clients, from individuals to small agencies. In addition to his legal practice, he's actively involved within the legal community. He is a member of the Christian Legal Society and the West Pasco Bar Association. His dedication to law school training is clear thru his position as an Adjunct Instructor in the Paralegal Program at Pasco Hernando Community College. He additionally serves as a Special Master in the Family Law Division of the Pasco County Circuit Court, the place he assists in resolving household regulation matters. His professional affiliations prolong to the Allgood Altman Inn of Court, the place he has held positions as Secretary and Treasurer.

These roles reflect his dedication to the legal profession and his desire to mentor younger attorneys. His certifications as a Circuit, County, and Family Mediator further enhance his capacity to resolve disputes amicably, benefiting his clients and the network at giant. Jay William Moreland’s knowledge and dedication to his clients make him a respected determine within the New Port Richey legal community. He continues to provide excessive-high quality legal offerings while contributing to the development of future attorneys. His strategy is grounded in an understanding of the regulation and a genuine wish to assist others navigate their legal challenges.

Education

Case Western Reserve University School of Law

J.D. | Law

1973

Ohio State University - Columbus

B.A. | Social Science

1969

Languages

English (Spoken, Written)

Experience

Lawyer/Owner

Jay W. Moreland, P.A., Lawyer at Law
1982

Lawyer

Family Legal Centers of Thomas Joel Chawk
1980

Assistant Staff Judge Advocate

United State Air Force
1976

Accepted Jurisdictions

Ohio
U.S. Tax Court
Federal Circuit
Florida
U.S. Court of Military Appeals

Court Admissions

U.S. Tax Court
U.S. Court of Military Appeals Military Court
Federal Circuit U.S. Circuit Court
Florida State Supreme Court
Ohio State Supreme Court

Types of Cases Handled

bankruptcy estate planning probate landlord tenant

Certifications & Awards

Circuit, County and Family Mediator

Supreme Court of Florida

Professional Associations

Christian Legal Society

has membership 1995 - Current

West Pasco Bar Association

has membership 1982 - Current

Pasco Hernando Community College

Adjunct Instructor - Paralegal Program 2005 - 2008

Allgood Altman Inn of Court

has membership, Secretary, Treasurer 1996 - 2005

Pasco County Circuit Court

Special Master - Family Law Division 1994 - 1996

Office Locations

Main Office

 8520 Government Dr. Suite 2 New Port Richey FL 34654