Jaclyn Grace Evilsizor

Jaclyn handled my divorce and did a great job of keeping the process on track when things seemed a bit off the rails. Jaclyn was personable and kept me updated along the way with a sensitivity toward costs. Her advice to me was spot on and she was upfront regarding possible options for mitigation. ... She also exhibits the tenacity to take-on/challenge an opposing view. Without hesitation, I would recommend Jaclyn as your divorce representation.

Do not hire her. She was good at taking money but did nothing to help my divorce case. She did not do what she said she would and seemed to work in favor of my ex. She broke our agreements, cannot be trusted, and does the opposite of what she tells you. I lost my assets because of her actions, and sh...e is a liar. If you’re foolish enough to hire her, be smart enough to put everything in writing—otherwise she will do whatever she wants, rush a settlement, get out of the case, and leave you screwed.

I could echo the review above word for word. I was referred to Jaclyn by a friend who had great results, but my experience was completely different. I truly wish I had represented myself, as it often felt like she was working against me rather than for me. From the beginning, it seemed her focus was... on money rather than helping me navigate one of the most painful times of my life. Every time I had a question or concern, I was charged for the conversation, and instead of receiving guidance, I often felt dismissed or met with resistance. After three long years of legal battles, countless continuances, and five mediations, I was left emotionally drained and financially devastated. Throughout the process, she would make comments like “you guys,” as if she wasn’t even on my side. It was confusing and deeply discouraging to feel so unsupported by the person who was supposed to be my advocate. Our children suffered immensely through this ordeal, and I felt belittled, betrayed, and completely let down. To make matters worse, my ex-husband’s attorney was a long-term friend of both of our families—and even though Jaclyn admitted she had recently worked with him, she insisted it wasn’t a conflict of interest. There were several discrepancies in my case that were never addressed, and ultimately, I lost all faith in the justice system after this experience. The final blow came when I wasn’t even informed about my own final hearing—my ex-husband had to tell me about it. This entire experience left me feeling that corruption, greed, and ego overshadowed justice. The past three years have been the worst of my life, and I’ll be paying the financial and emotional price for years to come.