Jeremiah Ollennu Lawyer Reviews & Ratings - Hartford

Atty. Ollennu received his Juris Doctorate from Vermont Law School.  After Law School, he graduated from the University of Kent, in the United Kingdom, with an LL.M. (Master of Laws) Degree.  He is a United States Navy veteran, and routinely commits his legal experience to helping his fellow veterans.  Atty. Ollennu  represents clients in all areas of family law as well as clients who are victims of serious and life altering accidents.  He handles all areas of family law including complex divorce litigation, business and retirement valuation, custody, support, relocation, asset and property division. His courtroom and trial experience has proven his passionate advocacy in the extreme cases, while he maneuvers through the court process with his clients with compassion and respect for their families.  He is sensitive to his clients’ needs and he is a forceful negotiator.  His advocacy and negotiation skills are clearest when taking divorcing spouses through tough emotional conflicts.  Through dedication and preparation, he helps accident victims recover due compensation for their life altering injuries.  He is a patient and effective communicator. And his ability to think creatively enables Attorney Ollennu to succeed in meeting his clients’ aspirations. He displays the highest standards of integrity, and with attention to details, he comes through with his clients, guiding them towards the most meaningful outcomes in their cases.  Atty. Ollennu is a member of the Connecticut Bar Association, Middlesex County Bar Association, and Connecticut pro bono network.  He is admitted to practice in the State of Connecticut and in the Federal District Court.. Attorney Ollennu served as a law clerk of the Middletown Superior Court.  He is a member of the Connecticut Bar, Middlesex County Bar Association, Connecticut Bar Association and American Bar Association.  He is  also admitted practice in the United States District Courts.  He is a native of Ghana, and licensed to practice law both in the United States and in Ghana.