Jennifer G. Gadow

Jennifer G. Gadow (“Jenny”) is a partner at Stillman Smith Gadow where her practice focuses exclusively on complex family law litigation, mediation, and Parenting Coordinator work. Ms. Gadow has been a Certified Specialist in Family Law since 2002. She has been a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) since 2014. There are only 1500 AAML Fellows across the United States and they are generally recognized by judges and attorneys as preeminent family law practitioners with the highest level of knowledge, skill, and integrity.  Ms. Gadow has been listed in Best Lawyers of America in Family law since 2021 and is AV Preeminent rated through Martindale-Hubbell. She has been named the Volunteer Guardian Ad Litem of the Year and served as a volunteer settlement officer for the Superior Court of Arizona for nearly fifteen years. She currently serves as a Parenting Coordinator.

Admitted to the State Bar of Arizona in 1995, Ms. Gadow received her B.A. in English from the University of California at Berkeley in 1991 (where she was a division 1 gymnast) and her law degree from the University of Denver in 1994. She has been a program chair and frequent presenter at seminars educating both new and seasoned family law attorneys throughout Arizona. Her expertise has been utilized to update family law legislation and she currently serves on several committees within the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, is on the Arizona Family Law Executive Council, and is a part of the Committee on Family Court.

Ms. Gadow has a passion for family law and has worked in that field exclusively since becoming an attorney. She is the single mother of two teen children and she enjoys traveling, hiking tall mountains, and  running.

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