About Francis X. Jacobini
Francis X. Jacobini II practices household regulation at Cotten Schmidt, L.L.P. in Fort Worth, Texas. He has been certified to practice regulation since 1980 and has constructed a diverse practice that consists of corporate law, shopper regulation, estate making plans, estate administration, real estate law, binding dispute resolution and facilitated negotiation, construction law, and securities regulation. The company is known for its commitment to providing comprehensive legal services to clients throughout the region. He earned his J.D.
from the University of Tulsa in 1980, following a B.A. in Political Science and Economics from Texas Christian University in 1972. His legal career started with internships in 1979 and 1980, the place he labored before officially getting into the legal profession. In 1994, he also served as a real estate law instructor, sharing his information and expertise with aspiring attorneys. Most of his work makes a speciality of family law matters, including divorce, parental custody, and property division. He also handles property making plans and probate instances, guiding clients thru the facts of asset distribution and inheritance issues.
His extensive background in real estate law lets in him to help clients with property transactions and disputes, making him a well-rounded attorney in multiple legal areas. Before becoming a member of Cotten Schmidt, he was actively involved in a number of legal institutions. He is a member of the Tarrant County Probate Bar Association and the State Bar of Texas, the place he participates in multiple sections, including the Litigation Section and the Family Law Section. His position as an appointed arbitrator for the Fee Dispute Committee of the Tarrant County Bar Association demonstrates his dedication to resolving conflicts within the legal network. In addition to his practice, he has received certifications as a mediator for household disputes, improving his ability to facilitate negotiations and resolutions for his clients. His involvement in the Tarrant County Bar Association consists of positions similar to Vice Chair and Chair for the Transition to Practice and Peoples Law School committees, reflecting his dedication to mentoring new lawyers and educating the public about legal matters.
Francis X. Jacobini II continues to serve the Fort Worth network thru his legal practice and various professional affiliations. His broad expertise in family law and related fields allows him to deal with many legal challenges, making him a precious useful resource for individuals and families seeking legal guidance in Texas.
