Sarah Jacobs & Jamie Berger | How To Grow Your Law Firm by Being Mission-Driven

<p>Sarah J. Jacobs, Esq. is the Co-founder of Jacobs Berger, LLC, a boutique law firm dedicated to helping families before, during, and after divorce. Through practical, goal-oriented advice, Jacobs Berger de-stresses the divorce process by encouraging families to weigh options and plan long-term solutions. </p> <p>Sarah is certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a matrimonial law attorney and qualified as a family law mediator. With nearly 20 years of experience practicing law throughout New Jersey, she concentrates on litigation involving child custody and relocation issues and the role of experts, evaluations, parent coordination, and mediation in family law matters. As a family law mediator and litigator, Sarah works with negotiation-minded clients in cooperative settings.</p> <p>Sarah maintains the importance of family and preserving relationships during tumultuous times. This belief has allowed her to cultivate a mission-driven firm that provides a solutions-guided approach to all aspects of family law.</p> <p>Jamie N. Berger, Esq. is the Co-founder of Jacobs Berger, LLC, which she manages with the goal of providing high-quality services customized for each client’s unique needs. She practices exclusively in the area of family law, including divorce, mediation and arbitration, alimony, and marital settlement agreements. </p> <p>As a member of the New Jersey State Bar Family Law Section, Jamie has extensive experience in the litigation of family and appellate court proceedings. Before entering private practice, she served as a law clerk for the Honorable Eugene A. Iadanza, J.S.C. in the Monmouth County Superior Court, Family Part. </p> <p>With a strong belief in promoting healthy relationships between children and their parents or guardians, Jamie encourages her clients to look beyond hardships to focus on the future. By leveraging this perspective in her practice approach, she can grow and sustain a thriving, goal-oriented firm. </p> <h2>In this episode…</h2> <p>While law firms are businesses that s