About Jacqueline
Jacqueline Clark brings a wealth of experience from her origins in Canada, where she practiced Family Law for over seven years before relocating to Washington State. Upon settling in WA, Jacqueline dedicated time to raising her three children. Following her own personal divorce, she opted to re-engage with the legal profession as a paralegal in 2011. During her tenure as a paralegal, she pursued further legal education, earning her LLM from Seattle University in 2020. Subsequently, she became a member of the Washington State Bar in 2021.Jacqueline's dual roles as a trained life coach and attorney enhance her ability to support her clients comprehensively. By carefully listening and understanding the intricacies of family dynamics, she aids parents in minimizing the impact of their separation on children and strives for private, cost-effective resolutions. Her approach is rooted in maintaining amicable solutions while navigating the legal and emotional challenges of divorce.Outside the office, Jacqueline is actively involved in curling, often found "throwing rocks" at her local club. She had the privilege of representing Washington State at the Mixed Nationals in Denver, Colorado in 2019. Her leisure activities also include spending quality time with her children and two Havanese dogs, enjoying skiing, indulging in reading, and exploring the diverse culinary scene in Bellevue.
Jacqueline Clark brings a wealth of experience from her origins in Canada, where she practiced Family Law for over seven years before relocating to Washington State. Upon settling in WA, Jacqueline dedicated time to raising her three children. Following her own personal divorce, she opted to re-engage with the legal profession as a paralegal in 2011. During her tenure as a paralegal, she pursued further legal education, earning her LLM from Seattle University in 2020. Subsequently, she became a member of the Washington State Bar in 2021.Jacqueline's dual roles as a trained life coach and attorney enhance her ability to support her clients comprehensively. By carefully listening and understanding the intricacies of family dynamics, she aids parents in minimizing the impact of their separation on children and strives for private, cost-effective resolutions. Her approach is rooted in maintaining amicable solutions while navigating the legal and emotional challenges of divorce.Outside the office, Jacqueline is actively involved in curling, often found "throwing rocks" at her local club. She had the privilege of representing Washington State at the Mixed Nationals in Denver, Colorado in 2019. Her leisure activities also include spending quality time with her children and two Havanese dogs, enjoying skiing, indulging in reading, and exploring the diverse culinary scene in Bellevue.
Jacqueline Clark brings a wealth of experience from her origins in Canada, where she practiced Family Law for over seven years before relocating to Washington State. Upon settling in WA, Jacqueline dedicated time to raising her three children. Following her own personal divorce, she opted to re-engage with the legal profession as a paralegal in 2011. During her tenure as a paralegal, she pursued further legal education, earning her LLM from Seattle University in 2020. Subsequently, she became a member of the Washington State Bar in 2021.
Jacqueline's dual roles as a trained life coach and attorney enhance her ability to support her clients comprehensively. By carefully listening and understanding the intricacies of family dynamics, she aids parents in minimizing the impact of their separation on children and strives for private, cost-effective resolutions. Her approach is rooted in maintaining amicable solutions while navigating the legal and emotional challenges of divorce.
Outside the office, Jacqueline is actively involved in curling, often found "throwing rocks" at her local club. She had the privilege of representing Washington State at the Mixed Nationals in Denver, Colorado in 2019. Her leisure activities also include spending quality time with her children and two Havanese dogs, enjoying skiing, indulging in reading, and exploring the diverse culinary scene in Bellevue.
