Jul 19, 2023
Jennifer Frese (641-328-5234), a Marshalltown, IA-based attorney, has expanded her service area to include Ames. Ms. Frese specializes in family law with additional expertise in criminal law and federal defense.

Marshalltown, United States - July 19, 2023 /PressCable/ —
With this recent expansion, Ms. Frese brings her ‘solutions first, court next’ philosophy of family law to Ames residents finding themselves in difficult situations. Ms. Frese is known for her deep understanding of family dynamics and her ability to mediate solutions.
For more information, please visit https://jfreselaw.com
Recognizing the importance of establishing a strong personal connection between a client and an attorney, Jennifer Frese now wants to help Ames couples who are in the midst of a divorce to negotiate and resolve issues such as the division of assets, child custody, and other key details.
According to a recent article in the Gazette, divorce rates are up in Iowa compared to marriages. The article quoted Susan Stewart, a sociologist from Iowa State University, who observed that divorce rates are high across the entire country and are unlikely to abate.
Now residents of Ames finding themselves in the difficult but not uncommon situation of needing help from a divorce attorney can now contact Ms. Frese for an in-person consultation.
As a family law attorney, Jennifer Frese believes in keeping conflict at a minimum and working to negotiate an outcome that will be beneficial to her clients. In the event a resolution cannot be reached between parties amicably, Ms. Frese offers her many years of courtroom and trial experience at the disposal of her clients.
A Marshalltown native, Ms. Frese has worked previously as a prosecutor for the Webster County Attorney Office in Fort Dodge, Iowa. During her time there, she prosecuted over twenty jury trials of both felonies and misdemeanors and has handled over forty contested cases involving children and custody. After starting her private practice in 2012, Ms. Frese has specialized in criminal law, family law, and social security law. She handles all family law issues involving child support, divorces, child custody, termination of parental rights, adoption, modification, and contempt.
About her work as a family lawyer, Ms. Frese said: “Most people don’t come see me because life is going great. Sometimes children are involved. Relationships are complicated and there is no ‘one-size fits all’ solution. I offer a no-cost initial consultation so that we can talk through what is going on. You will walk out of my office with your questions answered and a better idea of what the process looks like. That way you can make an informed decision about your next step.”
Interested parties can learn about the legal services offered by Jennifer Frese at https://jfreselaw.com
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Name: Jennifer Frese
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Organization: Jennifer Frese, Attorney At Law
Address: 309 W Main St., , Marshalltown, IA 50158, United States
Website: https://jfreselaw.com/
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