Jordan Renee Morton

Jordan is a dedicated family law attorney whose practice focuses on helping individuals and families navigate complex and emotionally challenging legal matters. She represents clients in a variety of family law cases, including adoptions, divorce, parentage, post-decree modifications, child custody disputes, and child support matters. Additionally, Jordan represents parents, children, and other interested parties in child in need of care (CINC) proceedings.

Jordan also regularly serves as Guardian ad Litem for children and protected individuals in guardianship cases. In these roles, she advocates for the best interest of vulnerable individuals and works closely with families, service providers, and the Courts to help ensure their safety, stability, and well-being.

Known for a compassionate, yet practical, approach, Jordan is committed to providing thoughtful guidance and strong advocacy during some of life’s most difficult transitions. She strives to help clients reach solutions that protect their families while promoting long-term stability and positive outcomes. Jordan was named a Rising Star by Super Lawyers in 2025 – an honor reserved for only 2.5% of attorneys in the state demonstrating excellence early in their careers.

Jordan is actively involved in both the legal and the local community. She serves in leadership roles with the Johnson County Bar Association and the Johnson County Family Law Inn of Court, where she works alongside fellow attorneys and judges to support professional development and the advancement of family law practice.

Her commitment to service extends beyond the courtroom through her involvement with the Sunflower House Young Professionals Board and the Love Fund for Children Emerging Leaders Board, organizations dedicated to supporting and advocating for children and families in the community.

Outside of work, Jordan enjoys coaching youth basketball, spending time with her dog, and traveling.