Jacqueline Paige Meyer

Jacqueline Paige Meyer: Attorney with Cole, Scott & Kissane, P.A.

Biography

Jacqueline Paige Meyer is a Partner in the firm’s West Palm Beach Office. She primarily practices in the area of first party property litigation.

Mrs. Meyer grew up in Parkland, FL. She received her bachelor’s degree in Legal Studies from Florida Gulf Coast University. While attending FGCU, Mrs. Meyer continued to follow her life-long passion for environmental conservation volunteering at several nature centers.

Mrs. Meyer earned her J.D. from Florida Coastal School of Law. While in law school, she was the treasurer for the Women Law Students Association and earned a book award for public speaking.

Before joining Cole, Scott & Kissane, Mrs. Meyer began her career in the field of Family Law in Jacksonville, FL.

Outside of the practice of law, Mrs. Meyer dedicates her time to her family and her two rescue dogs, Bandit and Blueberry.

Areas of Practice (1)

  • First Party Property

Education & Credentials

University Attended:
Florida Gulf Coast University, Bachelors degree, Legal Studies
Law School Attended:
Florida Coastal School of Law, JD
Year of First Admission:
2018
Admission:
2018, Florida
Memberships:

Associations

•The Florida Bar

ISLN:
1000391230

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