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• Jessica L. Klingenberg received her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science from Transylvania University in 2009.? Ms. Klingenberg earned her J.D. in 2012 from Salmon P. Chase College of Law.? While in law school, Ms. Klingenberg served as the Managing Editor and Associate Editor of the Northern Kentucky Law Review, served as the Justice of Phi Alpha Delta, and was the student director of the Street Law program, a pro bono program teaching at-risk youth in various Kentucky communities.

  Ms. Klingenberg was admitted to practice law in the State of Ohio in November 2012 and the Commonwealth of Kentucky in May 2013. Ms. Klingenberg is a member of the American Bar Association, ABA Family Law Section, Ohio Bar Association, the Kentucky Bar Association, and the Cincinnati Bar Association Domestic Relations Committee.

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• American Bar Associatioin, 2009 - 2012 Ohio State Bar Association, 2012 Cincinnati Bar Association, 2010 - Present (Domestic Relations Committee and the Young Lawyers Section) Kentucky Bar Association (Young Lawyers Division) Northern Kentucky Bar Association

• Salmon P. Chase College of Law, Highland Heights, Kentucky, 2012J.D.Law Review: NKY Law Review, Managing Editor/Associate Editor, 2010 - 2012 Transylvania University, Lexington, Kentucky, 2009B.A.Major: Political Science

• A premier family law firm with experience in divorce and family law matters with a national reputation

  Founded by one of the leading domestic relations attorneys, Phyllis G. Bossin Co., L.P.A. is a practice devoted to the complexities of divorce and family law. Its principal, Phyllis G. Bossin, has been listed in Best Lawyers in America in Family Law for a decade and has been consistently peer-rated as one of the best lawyers not only in Cincinnati, but in Ohio.

  The attorneys at the firm have been practicing for a combined thirty years. We offer personalized attention and trusted service to our clients in all of the complex areas of family law. These areas include:

  DivorceDissolution of MarriageCollaborative Divorce ProcessChild Custody and ParentingPost Decree Litigation (Modifications)Pre-Nuptial AgreementsCohabitation AgreementsPaternity

  Our attorneys are highly skilled in both litigation and negotiation as well as in collaborative law. Ms. Bossin is a trained matrimonial arbitrator as well.

  Our attorneys are highly respected by the courts and by our colleagues. While we always strive to negotiate settlements and resolve cases outside of the court system, we recognize that this is not always possible and are highly trained to handle complex litigation when necessary.

  We are committed not only to providing only the highest quality legal services but to serving in leadership roles in our profession. We have taken an active leadership role in local and national bar associations and other professional associations, such as the Cincinnati Bar Association, the American Bar Association and the Ohio Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.

  Because of our considerable knowledge of family law, we are often called upon by the media for expert opinions on a wide range of family law subjects.

  We serve clients in Hamilton and surrounding counties.

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