Jeremey Poindexter

Jeremey Poindexter was born and raised in the Midwest. He graduated from Aquinas College in Grand Rapids, Michigan, with a degree in political science. While attending college, he accepted a position in the Office of the Governor. This led to many other political and campaign positions over the next several years. In 2003, he enrolled at Western Michigan University Cooley Law School while continuing to work part-time at both the Michigan Attorney General’s Office and the Michigan Senate Majority Counsel office.

In 2006, upon graduating from law school, he moved to South Carolina. After opening his own practice, he joined Toussaint Law Firm, P.C., in 2007, and continued to practice there until he joined our firm. While at Toussaint Law Firm, P.C., Jeremey’s practice focused on family law and special needs law. He has handled cases ranging from simple one-year divorces to divorces with complex multi-million dollar asset divisions. He also has extensive experience in custody cases and termination of parental rights actions, including having been appointed as Guardian ad Litem on numerous cases. Regardless of the type of domestic case you have, in his more than 11 years of practice, he has probably seen something similar.

Jeremey is married to his wife, Katie, and they have two children, Calvin and Adia. Due to Calvin’s diagnosis of Down syndrome, much of Jeremey’s volunteer work has been focused on serving those with disabilities. He has served as President of the Meyer Center for Special Children Board of Directors and as President of their Charter School Board. Additionally, he has served on the Board of Directors for the Down Syndrome Family Alliance of Greenville, and their Buddy Walk Committee.

Jeremey is a past representative for the 10th Judicial Circuit on the South Carolina Bar House of Delegates. Additionally, he has been named as a Fellow of the George Romney Institute for Law and Public Policy.