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Mesaros, David P.

David P. Mesaros - Dayton, OH

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Divorce Lawyers in Dayton, OH

7051 Clyo Road Dayton, OH 45459 - 4816

  • 1 Super Lawyers®
  • 43 Years 
    Experience
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Dayton Divorce Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

Areas of Practice

  • Divorce

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Customer Reviews for David P. Mesaros

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  • 3.7 Value
  • 3.7 Quality of Service
  • 3.7 Professional Competence
  • By Anonymous on Oct. 27, 2022
    Hired Attorney 2019-2022
    Recommends this Attorney
    David Mesaros was extremely helpful in my case. He was always 10 steps ahead and me and was very professional. I HIGHLY recommend David and his staff!! Patty was amazing and always so easy to get ahold of and so pleasant.
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    By Anonymous on Nov. 09, 2019
    Hired Attorney 2019
    Recommends this Attorney
    I would highly recommend Mesaros Law Office to anyone needing a divorce attorney. Mr. Mesaros worked with me throughout the entire process. He was kind and very professional. He was always willing to answer my questions and discuss possible solutions. Divorce is a stressful experience, but Mesaros Law Office helped make the process much easier.
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  • Related to:
    • Family Law
    • Child Custody
    • Divorce
    By Anonymous on Feb. 28, 2019
    Consulted Attorney 2012
    Mr. Mesaros was to act as a GAL in our custody dispute (between myself and my ex husband, a police officer). Mr. Mesaros refused to follow the outline of his station as a GAL and did not 1) Speak to any school officials or teachers 2) Did not speak to any Medial Providers 3) Although he requested friends and family to write letters to him (he was too busy to call them or visit them on his own) he dismissed over 15 letters written by neighbors, pastors, friends and family who were in direct contact with our family over the years 4) Spent less than 1 hour with said children and each parent on his 1 visit to each home interviewing 2 of the children in group and less than 20 min each and did not observe the children with the mother other than the 1 minute they entered the home after arriving home from the fathers (where they had just had their weekend visitation) 5) Did not meet with other relevant individuals who may have relevant knowledge regarding the issues of the case, other than the step mother, 6)was dismissive of the family counseling report issued by a board certified professional (whom he mocked at the hearing openly with the judge). He acted in favor toward the father, a police officer, from the beginning and throughout the hearing. This was not a abuse case or a case with Children's Services, it was a custody case between 2 parents. He should never be permitted to be involved on behalf of the state as GAL for any child. Families should mean more.
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Dayton, OH

7051 Clyo Road
Dayton, OH 45459 - 4816

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