JEWELL LAW, PLLC
Jewell Law knows family matters — from prenups and postnups to divorce and everything in between.
In marital strife, the question to answer is do you want to be happy or right?
Jewell Law, PLLC, has a long history of counseling clients seeking to resolve deeply personal matrimonial and family law matters that are often urgent, stressful, and of great importance. The firm, powered by experienced attorneys, advises clients in all areas of family law — from prenups and postnups to divorce, including child custody and support, spousal support and property distribution, and enforcement actions. Jewell Law attorneys are committed to protecting their client interests in every aspect of a relationship — from first date to marriage to parenthood, and to separation or divorce. Mr. Jewell frequently finds himself helping clients successfully obtain rights and remedies in the most complicated of cases that were virtually out of reach when they initially retained the firm. “Our emphasis is on resolving cases quickly and to our client’s satisfaction,” says Managing Partner Ken Jewell. “While we are always prepared to litigate, we seek to avoid unnecessary wars wherever possible. We want the client feeling as satisfied as they can be when the process ends.” “We counsel our clients to seek closure instead of revenge,” says Jewell. “For many clients, divorce is the end of a marriage, not the end of their world. Our job is to ensure clients move through the process positively and efficiently. We want the correct outcome for the client as they see it, whether their agreements are negotiated or litigated.” Since 2018, Ken Jewell, who is frequently quoted in several publications on matrimonial issues, has been named “Top lawyer” by New York Magazine, New York Law Journal, Fortune, Entrepreneur and Bloomberg Business Week. Since 2014, The American Institute of Family Law Attorneys has named Jewell one of its “10 Best” for client satisfaction. Jewell is also a multi-year “Super Lawyer,” and many clients have benefited from his combined degrees in law and psychology.