Relocation Custody Cases
In the child custody context, what happens if one parent wants to move out of state? (Full Story)
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What sets Anderson Keuscher apart from other law firms in Northern Nevada has much to do with the atmosphere of the business. The firm’s focus is the value to the client, not the billable hour. As such, clients may freely discuss their case with their attorney and not feel the pressure that every second is costing them money. Jessica is able to handle the most challenging and complicated family law matters, yet the firm structure allows her to be personally involved in all of her cases and remain accessible to her clients. In all cases, Jessica brings to the table substantial litigation experience and business acumen. She is committed to service and efficiency and makes an investment in every client relationship. Jessica strives to make a positive difference in the lives of her clients and their children and achieve the best possible outcome on their behalf. Jessica has been practicing family law since 2002. She is a fourth generation Nevadan, born and raised in Reno. Jessica is a graduate of the University of Oregon, where she majored in Political Science. She received her J.D. from the University of San Francisco, where she actively participated in numerous legal advocacy programs in the Bay Area. Jessica currently serves on the Executive Council of the Family Law Section of the State Bar of Nevada, a group which helps guide state legal policy with respect to important family law issues. Jessica has co-authored numerous amicus briefs to the Nevada Supreme Court regarding important family law issues. She is a member of the State Bar of Nevada and the Washoe County Bar Association. Jessica has also been published in Northern Nevada Business Weekly. Jessica believes that it is important to give back to the community in which we live. As such, Jessica is actively involved in Junior League of Reno (committee chair), Girls Scouts of Sierra Nevada (troop leader) and is a member of Leadership Reno-Sparks 2012. Jessica is also the on-air legal analyst for the Bill & Connie morning radio show at ALICE 96.5 FM. Jessica also offers general family law and co-parenting advice on KOLO channel 8 during the Moms Everyday segments. Jessica is also featured on Fox11 and Renolawtv.com where she provides viewers with valuable family law pointers. Jessica understands that within every family law matter there is both a technical and human aspect. She is comfortable in both realms. Jessica is an experienced litigator who handles her cases thoughtfully and aggressively while treating her clients with the compassion and sensitivity that is necessary when providing legal representation to someone going through an extremely difficult time in their life. “Divorce is one of the most difficult periods in a person’s life. But it is a reality most of us will have to face in our own personal lives in one form or another. While the fact that you are divorcing may be out of your control, the divorce process itself and the ultimate resolution to your case should not be. I can help.” |
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