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Jessica A. Mager, Associate 614.334.6152 jmager@cwslaw.com
Practice Concentration Services include representing clients in all aspects of domestic relations litigation, including complex divorce, contested child custody matters, establishment and enforcement of child and spousal support, establishment of paternity, and general civil litigation.
Achievements and Awards
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2007 Capital University Law School Young Alumnus of the Year |
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Listed as 2007 "Ohio Rising Star" by Law & Politics | Education
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Bowling Green State University (B.S. Criminal Justice, 1996) |
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Capital University Law School (J.D., 2001) |
Bar Admissions
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State of California |
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U.S. District Court, Southern District of California |
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U.S. District Court, Southern District of Ohio |
Professional Memberships and Community Service
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Columbus Bar Association - Member |
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Ohio Bar Association - Member |
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American Bar Association - Member |
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American Bar Association's Litigation Section - Member |
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American Bar Association's Children's Rights Litigation Committee - Member |
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Columbus Bar Association’s Barrister Leadership Program - Participant |
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Columbus Bar Association Family Law Committee - Member |
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Columbus Bar Association Family Law Pro Bono Sub-Committee -Member |
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Columbus Bar Association Juvenile Law Committee - Member |
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Columbus Bar Association's Pro Bono Task Force - Recruitment/ Publicity Subcommittee Chairwoman |
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Columbus Bar Association Lawyers for Justice Pro Bono Program - Member |
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Columbus Bar Association-Delivery of Legal Services Committee |
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Pro Bono Attorney-Franklin County National Adoption Day 2006 |
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San Diego County Bar Association - Member |
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California Bar Association - Member |
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San Diego Youth and Community Services - Chairperson and Volunteer |
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American Red Cross - Volunteer | Speeches and Publications
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"Social Security Benefits Clarified by the Supreme Court" co-authored with Eugene B. Lewis, Columbus Bar Briefs, Spring 2005 | |