Jaclyn Roberson

Jaclyn Roberson is an adept family law attorney and senior partner at Roberson Duran PLLC in San Antonio, Texas, providing judicious legal representation in matters such as divorce, child custody and support, and surrogacy. Moreover, she is well-equipped to handle complex estate planning issues, such as wills and trusts, as well as probate and guardianships.

A 2000 Bachelor of Journalism degree graduate from The University of Texas at Austin, Ms. Roberson spent a considerable amount of time building a tenable work ethic through her participation in organizations such as:

• The President’s Student Advisory Committee
• The National Association of Black Journalists
• The Cabinet of College Councils
• The University of Texas Leadership Board
• The Communication Council
• The Daily Texan

Ms. Roberson went on to attend the Tulane University Law School, where she bolstered her legal foundations through practical exposure in student organizations, including the Public Interest Legal Foundation, the Black Law Students Association, the Civil Litigation Clinic and the Tulane University Mediation Services, among many others. She received her Juris Doctor in 2003, and in the same year, she obtained her license to practice in Texas.

With a penchant for helping those in need, Ms. Roberson uses a compassionate approach to guiding her clients to greener pastures in their lives. She understands the stress that is induced during this difficult time, and she strives to take on all her clients’ legal burdens so they can focus on themselves and their loved ones. For her many contributions, she holds a perfect “10.0” rating on Avvo and hosts myriad positive client testimonials on the site as well.

Within her legal community, Ms. Roberson maintains close affiliations with many prominent legal organizations, including the San Antonio Bar Association, the State Bar of Texas (board member of the African-American Lawyers Section), the Alamo Area Mediators Association and the San Antonio Black Lawyers Association. In addition, she is on the advisory board of the Bexar County Dispute Resolution Center and on the board of directors of the Texas Lawyers’ Insurance Exchange.