Omega Law PLLC

Kevin J. Moser

Attorney Kevin Moser is a founding partners of Omega Law and one of the most prolific, successful, and knowledgeable family law and criminal defense lawyers in Northern Kentucky and Southeastern Indiana.He is a lifelong resident of Northern Kentucky where he resides with his wife and two children. Kevin’s practice primarily consists of representing clients in all areas of family law and domestic relations matters, including: Divorce and Dissolution High Net Worth Divorce Custody Disputes & Modifications Parenting Time and Visitation Disputes and Modifications Paternity Actions Division of Property Division of Business Ownership Division of Retirement Accounts Non-Marital, Inherited, and Gifted Property Division Alimony and Maintenance Child Support Post-Secondary Education Expense Orders Dependency, Neglect, and Abuse Actions Child In Need of Services Actions (CHINS) Post-Decree Enforcement Contempt Proceedings Domestic Violence Orders/Emergency Protective Orders/Protective Orders Adoptions UCCJEA Disputes UIFSA Disputes Pre-Nuptial Agreements Post-Nuptial Agreements Appeals Kevin is passionate about fiercely and effectively representing clients during the difficult transition inherent in divorce and ensuring that each client maintains their dignity, financial security, and promise of a peaceful future both during the divorce process and after divorce through defending and enforcing court orders as necessary.Kevin is an equally fierce advocate for parents who require the legal system to guarantee, protect, defend, and strengthen their relationship with their children in custody and parenting time disputes. Kevin is a demonstrated winner at resolving family law matters through direct litigation and through alternative dispute resolution by way of mediation and Collaborative Law. Kevin’s fundamental focus for your case is not the fight, but getting the outcome tailored to your specific individual needs and desires. Kevin has been a single dad and has personal experience with just how difficult family law cases can be. Kevin also has a demonstrated history of victory in defending clients accused of crimes at both the state and federal level, although he focuses his defense practice mostly in the state courts of Kentucky and Indiana. Kevin has represented clients across a large range of charges including: Theft by Deception Auto Theft Counterfeiting Identity Theft Gambling Offenses, including Cheating at Gaming Drug Possession Drug Trafficking Drug Manufacturing DUI/OVI Assault Battery Assault/Battery of Law Enforcement Fleeing, Evading, or Resisting Law Enforcement Wanton Endangerment Criminal Recklessness Kidnapping Strangulation Maintaining a Common Nuisance Local Ordinance Violations Hunting Violations Manslaughter Rape Child Molestation Child Solicitation Child Pornography Sexual Abuse Sexual Battery Invasion of Privacy Stalking Insurance Fraud Burglary Robbery Criminal Mischief Arson Felon in Possession of a Firearm Probation Violations Traffic Offenses/Violations Appeals Kevin also has deep experience in juvenile delinquency and status offenses where he defends minors and children charged with criminal offenses. Kevin’s successful defense work includes complete or partial acquittals (“Not Guilty” Verdicts) or pre-trial dismissal of charges in more than 10 different courts across 8 different counties between Kentucky and Indiana.

Education: Wake Forest University School of Law, Winston Salem, North Carolina - 2008 , University of Kentucky B.A. - 2005

Certifications: Northern Kentucky Bar Association, Family Law Section , Dearborn County Bar Association , Kentucky Bar Association , Indiana State Bar Association , Academy of Northern Kentucky Collaborative Professionals

Services: Criminal , Proberty Division , High Net Worth Divorce , Alimony & Maintenence , Child Support , Custody & Visitation , Domestic Relations , Adoption , Appeals , Criminal Defense , Traffic Violations , Sex Crimes , Violent Crimes , Drug Crimes

Edward L. Metzger III

Edward L. (“Lee”) Metzger III is one of the premier trial lawyers in Northern Kentucky. He is licensed to practice in Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana, in the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, and in the United States District Courts for the Eastern District of Kentucky, Western District of Kentucky, Southern District of Ohio, and Southern District of Indiana. His practice primarily consists of defending those accused of serious crimes in federal court and representing individuals, businesses, and insurance companies in personal injury cases. He is well-recognized for his abilities, having been named by Super Lawyers as a Rising Star from 2019-2025, and as a Super Lawyer in 2026. The bulk of his civil practice centers on personal injury and wrongful death cases, with an emphasis on car crashes, slip-and-falls, and dog bites. He is one of the few practitioners in Northern Kentucky who splits his civil practice equally between representing plaintiffs and defendants in personal injury matters, which gives him a balanced insight into how each side approaches these types of cases. Lee's passion is in his robust criminal defense practice. He routinely defends those accused of serious felony offenses, particularly in federal court. The long and short of it is that you need Lee if you're in “big trouble,” facing lots of time in prison or other serious consequences. Other lawyers often call him for advice on their federal criminal cases. He is a member of the Criminal Justice Act panels for the Southern District of Ohio at Cincinnati and the Eastern District of Kentucky at Covington, and he serves on the CJA Committee as the Panel Representative for the Covington division. He has tried a number of criminal cases designated as “complex” by the federal judiciary. He is one of the only attorneys in the area to have won an acquittal (“not guilty” verdict) in federal court. He has guided clients through many types of criminal allegations. Examples include: Arson Bank robbery Battery Bomb threats/terrorism Child abuse Child pornography (possession, receipt, and production) Counterfeiting Conspiracy Drug offenses (e.g. methamphetamine, marijuana, heroin, fentanyl, carfentanil, cocaine, crack, and pills/prescription drugs) False statement in application/use of a passport Federal crimes Felon-in-possession of firearm or ammunition Forfeiture Fraud (e.g. mail fraud, insurance fraud, tax fraud, business fraud, etc.) Gun crimes (e.g. machine guns, possession by a felon, possession in furtherance of drug trafficking) Identity theft Immigration offenses Insider trading Money laundering Murder/Murder-for-Hire Overdose resulting in death Public corruption Racketeering/RICO conspiracies Robbery/Hobbs Act Robbery Sex offenses Theft offenses Unlawful distribution of drugs (i.e., "trafficking") White collar crimes Lee also handles criminal appeals, 2255 motions, and habeas corpus petitions for post-conviction relief. He is a member of the Criminal Justice Act Panel for the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit and regularly represents indigent defendants in criminal appeals. He also has experience briefing petitions for a writ of certiorari to the United States Supreme Court.

Education: Notre Dame Law School, Indiana J.D. - 2010 , University of Kentucky B.A. - 2007

Certifications: Kentucky Bar Association, 2022-2023 YLD Chair , Northern Kentucky Bar Association , Kentucky Bar Foundation, Life Fellow

Services: Federal Criminal Defense , State Criminal Defense , Insurance Defense , Personal Injury , Criminal Appeals , Wills and Probate , DUI , Drug Charges

Hannah Woods

Hannah Woods is an associate attorney serving clients throughout Kentucky and Southern Indiana. Originally from Bagdad, Kentucky, she brings a strong academic background and a passion for advocacy to her legal practice. Hannah graduated as Valedictorian of Shelby County High School in 2019 before attending Eastern Kentucky University. During her time at EKU, she held several leadership roles, including serving as Chief Financial Officer of Kappa Alpha Theta Fraternity. She also interned with the Kentucky Center for Veterans Studies, where she worked closely with Lieutenant General (Ret.) Ken Keen, renowned for his leadership on Operation Unified Response following the 2010 earthquake in Haiti. In 2022, Hannah graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree, double majoring in Political Science and Globalization & International Affairs, with a minor in Criminal Justice and a University-Level Certificate in Veterans Studies. She earned her Juris Doctor from Northern Kentucky University’s Salmon P. Chase College of Law in 2025, graduating cum laude. While in law school, Hannah was inducted into the Order of the Barristers and served as a distinguished member of Chase’s nationally recognized Mock Trial team. Before joining Omega Law in January 2025 initially as a law clerk, Hannah gained valuable legal experience through clerkships with the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Kentucky and the Corporate Headquarters of First Financial Bank. Hannah is committed to delivering knowledgeable, compassionate, and results-oriented legal representation to her clients across Kentucky and Indiana.

Education: Northern Kentucky University, Salmon P. Chase College of Law, Highland Heights, Kentucky J.D. , Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Kentucky B.A. - 2022

Services: Family Law , Criminal Defense , Personal Injury