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About The Law Office of Jane Hawn-Jackson

The Law Office of Jane Hawn-Jackson in Ashtabula, OH, provides legal counsel and representation to individuals for a number of family law matters. A lifelong resident of the community, this seasoned attorney offers her clients 30 years of legal experience and a diverse legal portfolio.

The Law Office of Jane Hawn-Jackson specializes in child custody, dissolution, divorce, and juvenile court matters. Whether clients need representation in a legal custody dispute in court, or collaborative mediation to end a marriage, this helpful law office offers effective and compassionate legal service.

Drawing on her service as a former special prosecutor for the Ashtabula County Children Services Board, attorney Hawn-Jackson has gained significant insight on child support and custody cases. Ohio courts have entrusted attorney Hawn-Jackson with representing the best interests of children during custody proceedings, and she brings hundreds of hours of specialized mediation training to every case she encounters. Her expansive knowledge-acquired from a wide variety of former cases-gives her a unique perspective on parent-child and domestic relationships.

Attorney Hawn-Jackson puts family first and has deep roots in the community, with decades of experience in domestic relations law. Seek the legal services of The Law Office of Jane Hawn-Jackson in Ashtabula by calling (440) 964-5455 today to schedule a consultation appointment with this dedicated family law and divorce attorney. Visit the law office's website for more information about child custody, support, and their other services.

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