Jessica Metoyer
San Francisco, CA

Jessica Metoyer

Metoyer Law Offices

Property DivisionMediationChild Custody and Visitation+3 More

Jessica Metoyer is a family law attorney who graduated from U.C. Law SF (formerly Hastings College of Law) with a J.D. cum laude in 1993 and was admitted to the California State Bar that same year. She focuses on complex property and suppor…

33 years' experience
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About

Jessica Metoyer is a family law attorney who graduated from U.C. Law SF (formerly Hastings College of Law) with a J.D. cum laude in 1993 and was admitted to the California State Bar that same year. She focuses on complex property and support issues, mediation, child-centered resolutions in custody cases, legal coaching for self-represented parties, and pre- and post-marital agreements. She also serves as a parenting coordinator, arbitrator, and volunteer Settlement Officer with the San Francisco Superior Court's Unified Family Court.

Practice Areas

Property DivisionMediationChild Custody and VisitationPrenuptial and Postnuptial AgreementsComplex DivorceSpousal Support | Alimony

Awards & Recognition

  • Super Lawyers selection annually since 2009
  • AV Preeminent rating (Martindale-Hubbell)
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Bar Number

  • 169511

Education

  • J.D., cum laude, U.C. Law SF (formerly Hastings College of Law), 1993

Service Offers

  • Accepting New Clients

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