Avvo Rating:
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★★★★★
Rated 4.7 out of 5
Google Rating:
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★★★★★
Rated 4.5 out of 5
Firm: Remley Law, S.C.
2 Neenah Center , Neenah , Wisconsin 54956
Practice Areas: Divorce, Child Custody, Child Support, Prenuptials, Alimony, Divorce & Separation, Divorce & Separation, Divorce & Separation, Divorce & Separation, Divorce & Separation, Divorce & Separation, Divorce & Separation, Divorce & Separation, Divorce & Separation, Divorce & Separation
Attorney Jolene Schneider practices family law, including divorce, child custody, adoption, and child guardianship, serving clients throughout the Fox Valley, Wisconsin area and beyond. With 25 years of experience, she combines her courtroom ingenuity with her skills as a trained Mediator and Arbitrator to achieve the best possible outcomes for her clients. Whether handling straightforward cases or navigating highly complex legal matters, Attorney Schneider is dedicated to helping families find positive and effective solutions. Her focus, tenacity, and commitment to her clients have earned her recognition in Super Lawyers and the Best Lawyers in America.. In addition to her practice, Attorney Schneider is an active leader in the legal community. She serves on the Board of Directors for the Family Law Section of the State Bar of Wisconsin, is an Editor of the Wisconsin Journal of Family Law, and is currently serving her third term on the State Bar of Wisconsin Fee Arbitration Panel. A respected authority in her field, she frequently shares her knowledge by presenting at continuing legal education seminars for attorneys and judges alike.
Avvo Review
“what I needed to be doing on my end of things. She ultimately made the process very smooth and made”
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Lawyers.com Review
“Attorney Jolene Schneider has the education and experience to counsel, advise and represent clients competently. I endorse this lawyer.”
Google Review
“Jolene is nothing short of wonderful. She has always been willing to answer any legal question I have had and has also referred me to her wonderful colleagues, when it may not be h…”
— Lynda Parman
