Jacqueline Natalie Ogrodowicz

Jacqueline Ogrodowicz became an associate at FMBK after her summer in FMBK’s Summer Associate Program in 2014. Her practice focuses exclusively in family law.

Jacqueline is known among her clients as a good listener and extremely patient in high-conflict circumstances. Jacqueline’s focus is on understanding her client’s perspective, while still tirelessly pursuing the best possible outcome in each of her cases. During one of the most emotional times in her client’s life, Jacqueline is able to ensure her client is heard while not letting emotions affect a successful resolution of the case.

Jacqueline’s practice encompasses many aspects of complex family law issues. She has experience with cases involving the establishment of child and/or spousal support, the division of property and assets during dissolution, child custody disputes including move-aways, paternity actions and domestic violence. Jacqueline’s main priority is to understand each client’s goals in order to implement an effective case strategy.

Prior to graduating from Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, Jacqueline externed for the then-Supervising Judge of Family Law, the Honorable Scott Gordon. While working with Judge Gordon, Jacqueline reviewed complex financial cases for high net-worth clients. Jacqueline also organized and planned the nation’s first Veterans and Military Connected Families Family Law Conference.  In addition to working with Judge Gordon, Jacqueline volunteered at The Harriett Buhai Center for Family Law during and after law school.

Jacqueline graduated from University of California, Irvine in only two and a half years and went on to receive her J.D. from Loyola Law School, graduating in the top quarter of her class.