About Jennifer Albano, Lead Litigator
Tampa divorce lawyer Jennifer Albano decided she wanted to practice family law before she even started law school. As an undergraduate, she realized she wanted to practice in an area of law where she could assist children and families during difficult times in their lives.
Ms. Albano takes an honest approach with each of her clients. She provides them with all of their options so they can make informed decisions on how to proceed with their case.
With her focus devoted exclusively to family law, she’s developed an astute understanding of the complexities of divorce and what needs to be done to provide a support system for each of her clients.
“As an attorney who has practiced exclusively in the area of family law, I understand that a dissolution of marriage is a difficult and emotional time for all involved,” Ms. Albano said. “As my client’s advocate, I will be there throughout the litigation to be supportive and provide them with the competent advice and counsel they need to complete their action with the best results possible.”
Licenses
Ms. Albano is licensed in Florida.
Education
Ms. Albano received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminology with minors in Communication Studies and Classical Studies from the University of Florida, where she was valedictorian. She received her Juris Doctor from the University of Florida Levin College of Law.
Professional Experience
Prior to joining Cordell & Cordell, Ms. Albano practiced family law. Her previous firm handled dissolution of marriage, paternity, domestic violence, modification of prior judgments, Department of Revenue child support, and dependency matters.
Ms. Albano also is a lead litigator for Cordell and Cordell.
Associations
Hillsborough County Bar Association, Family Law Division.
Publication
Ms. Albano has published several articles as a legal researcher and writer for InjuryBoard.com. Her articles have covered topics regarding personal injury law, major personal injury news, and information pages regarding injuries and the legal steps to repair the problem.
