Our Attorneys at Fillman Law Offices
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Steven Fillman graduated from the University of Nebraska College of Law in 1993 with Distinction and in the top 10 percent of his class. He was a member of the Nebraska Law Review and Order of the Coif. From 1993 to 1997 he served as an active duty officer and attorney in the Navy Judge Advocate General’s Corps. He joined Fillman Law Offices in 1997. Steven’s areas of practice include civil and criminal trials, divorce and custody cases, wills, trusts and probate, corporate and business law, personal injury, real estate and collections. You can reach Steve at stevefillman@windstream.net
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Melanie A. LiebsackMelanie attended the University of South Dakota School of Law. In law school she worked at a local law firm, volunteered for the R.D. Hurd Pro Bono program, served as teaching assistant for legal research and writing, and was published in Law Review. After law school she served as a federal law clerk to both a Senior Judge and the Chief Judge for the Northern District of Iowa. Later she joined a litigation law firm and then opened a solo practice. Her husband’s career move brought her to Nebraska. She worked as an attorney advisor to the Social Security Administrative Law Judges and represented claimants before the agency. Melanie’s areas of practice include civil and criminal trials, divorce and custody cases, wills, trusts and probate, corporate and business law, personal injury, real estate and collections, and other general practice areas. Melanie can be reached at M.Liebsack.FillmanLaw@gmail.com.
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Gordon B. Fillman (retired)Gordon B. Fillman graduated from the University of Nebraska School of Law in 1953. He served as a Legal Officer in the United States Navy from 1953-1957. He has been in private practice in York since 1958. He served as the counsel for Perennial Public Power as their attorney for 50 years and was the attorney for several nonprofit boards, including the York Community Foundation, Epworth Village Foundation, Kilgore Memorial Library Foundation, Greenwood Cemetery Association, and Pearson Manor Board.
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