Expert legal representation tailored to your needs—whether it’s business law, family matters, or personal disputes.
Jennifer handles all types of family law cases, including those with complex financial and high-conflict custody issues. While skillful at negotiating resolution, she will aggressively pursue litigated outcomes when necessary. Jennifer also handles post-judgment (post-decree) enforcement/contempt and modification issues, order of protection matters, relocation cases, third-party rights cases (e.g., grandparent visitation), pre-marital and post-marital agreements, small estate planning, adult guardianship matters, termination of parental rights cases, post-judgment collection and garnishment matters.
Jennifer began her journey in law early, working as a receptionist for her father’s Law Firm at age 17. Eventually, she was working side-by-side with her father as his paralegal. Over the course of the 15 years that followed, Jennifer had four beautiful children, obtained her associate degree in business, her bachelor’s degree in psychology, and then (finally) her Juris Doctor from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law (with Honors). Jennifer was licensed by 2015, practiced with her father for the next ten years, married her best friend, and then welcomed one (and final) child to the mix – all before opening her own Firm in mid-2025.
Oso Law is committed to guiding clients with honesty and clarity – providing steady support so you feel confident and informed throughout every stage of your case.
I aggressively work to advance my client’s interests – to achieve my client’s goals – while also maintaining high standards of legal, professional, and ethical integrity. I take pride in my client-centered approach. I listen, I understand your unique circumstances and needs, and I deliver tailored strategies to achieve your best possible outcome.
Legal Consultation
Legal Document Preparation, Assessment & Compliance Review
Pre-litigation planning, mediation, litigation, post-trial and appellate assistance
Guiding clients through the legal process of ending a marriage, division of community property and debt, spousal maintenance issues, child custody and support matters
Helping parents establish legal decision-making and parenting time orders
Establishing or disputing legal parenthood to protect the rights and responsibilities of both parents and children.
Ensuring children receive fair financial support through the establishment, enforcement, or modification of support orders.
Major decisions regarding the health, education, and religion of the children can be made by one (sole) or both parents (joint); this is called legal decision-making authority.
Parenting time is how often the child or children spend their time with each parent. Creating an appropriate parenting plan requires consideration of many factors, including the age of the child or children, school schedules, location of the parents, child preferences, and whether more complicated issues exist (e.g., domestic violence).
