A Focus on Mediation and Collaborative Divorce Resolutions
Although Jacqueline initially showed an interest in journalism, it was not until moving into law that she felt truly fulfilled in her career. Her interest in matrimonial law comes from her deep-seated desire to help families by minimizing much of the emotional trauma that often accompanies a litigated divorce. It is her unwavering belief that the ending of marriage should be an opportunity for each party to grow and become happier and healthier.
When there are children, and when appropriate, she believes divorce should be treated as a “reorganization of a family” rather than an opportunity to exact vengeance on one another or to “right the wrongs” of the past. To that end, Jacqueline focuses her practice on mediation and collaboration law, recognizing that these methods can often help restore peace to families and provide a clear path for the future.
Education
Jacqueline is the proud alumna of The College of Arts & Sciences at Cornell University and continues to be involved as a volunteer for the Cornell Alumni Admissions Ambassador Network.
- Boston University School of Law, Juris Doctor (2003)
- Boston University College of Communication, Master of Mass Communication (2003)
- Cornell University, Bachelor of Arts (2000)
Bar Admissions
- New York State Bar Association
