Kristine Jones

Are you facing difficult family law issues? Are you looking for a trustworthy and reliable lawyer in Montgomery?

Kristine Jones, Attorney-at-Law offers a wide range of legal services related to family matters and domestic relations.

Kristine is a member of the Alabama State Bar Association, Montgomery County Bar Association, and founding member of The KJ Law Firm located in Montgomery, Alabama.

When it comes to family law, Kristine Jones is poised and ready to provide outstanding representation for clients facing a variety of family legal matters.

She offers legal advice and counsel for issues related to Marriage & Family, Divorce, Spousal Support & Alimony, Child Support & Custody, Guardian Ad Litem, Division of Property, Mediation, and Small Claims Assistance.

No matter how complex or straightforward your family law issues, Kristine Jones welcomes the opportunity to help you with your case.

Contact Kristine Jones, a Family Law Attorney who understands the importance of providing quality client services.

Faulkner University, Thomas Goode Jones School of Law

LL.M. (2016) | Dispute Resolution

Certificate in Alternative Dispute Resolution Processes

Auburn University

M.P.A. (2013) | Public Administration

Specialization: Election Administration

University of Alabama - Huntsville

B.A. (2011) | Political Science and Philosophy

Consultant

R & D Consulting, Inc

2017 - 2018

Reviewed customer contract proposals, Defined bid application problems by conferring with clients and developed solutions by utilizing alternative dispute resolution techniques.

Law Clerk

Alabama Law Institute

2016 - 2016

Law clerk for the Alabama Legislature 2016 session through the field placement program at Thomas Goode Jones School of Law.

Mediator

Fifteenth Judicial Circuit Court

2016 - 2016

Performed weekly mediation of cases through the Kenneth F. Dunham Mediation Clinic at Thomas Goode Jones School of Law.

Law Clerk

One Place Family Justice Center

2015 - 2015

As part of the Domestic Violence Clinic at Thomas Goode Jones School of Law, performed new client intake, counsel, advice, and trials for clients seeking primarily a Protection From Abuse.

Researcher

Alabama Secretary of State Elections Division

2014 - 2014

Performed research for chief election law legal counsel; assembled prior years of election data for state and federal offices.

Graduate Teaching Assistant

Auburn University

2012 - 2013

Lectured twice per week, graded quizzes and exams, and met with students during office hours for a political science course containing approximately 35 students.

Research Assistant

Colorado Secretary of State Elections Division

2012 - 2012

Performed research for Elections Director; traveled to various mail ballot processing facilities on day of primary election.

Process Server/Researcher

Watson, McKinney, and Artrip, LLP

2009 - 2009

Registered Alabama Mediator

Alabama Center for Dispute Resolution

Medal of the Samaritan

Montgomery Volunteer Lawyers Program

2018

In recognition of her outstanding pro bono legal services, the MVLP presented Kristine Jones with the 2018 Medal of the Samaritan.

Pro Bono Service Certificate of Appreciation (Alabama)

Alabama Access to Justice Commission

2018

In recognition of providing 50 or more hours of pro bono legal services to low income Alabama residents, the Alabama Access to Justice Commission presented Kristine B. Jones, Attorney at Law, with the 2018 Pro Bono Service Certificate of Appreciation.

Pro Bono Service Certificate of Appreciation (Montgomery County)

Montgomery Volunteer Lawyers Program

2017

In recognition of providing pro bono legal services to low income residents of Montgomery County. Presented by the Montgomery Volunteer Lawyers Program at the 3rd Annual MVLP Awards Luncheon in Montgomery, Alabama.

Montgomery County Bar Association

Member

2018 - Current

Activities: MCBA hosts events to foster interaction, communication, and professional opportunities to lawyers in Montgomery and other surrounding counties.

Montgomery County Bar Foundation

Volunteer Attorney

2018 - Current

Alabama Center for Dispute Resolution

Registered Mediator

2017 - Current

Activities: Alternative dispute resolution and mediation areas of practice include Alimony, Automotive, Child Support, Consumer, Contracts, Custody/Visitation, Elections, Family, Landlord/Tenant, Post Divorce Issues, and Small Claims.

Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity  # 40785251

Member

2013 - Current

Activities: The Phi Alpha Delta (Central Alabama Alumni Chapter) offers networking, event planning, case referrals, and general discussion opportunities for its Alabama Alumni members.

Alabama State Bar  # 1973W23L

Member

2017 - 2018

Alabama

2017-2018

United States District Court for the Middle District of Alabama

United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama

United States District Court for the Southern District of Alabama

• Credit Cards Accepted
  All major credit cards.
• Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
  Flat fees are available depending on the issue.

• Small Claims Court Assistance
• Child Custody & Visitation
• Child Support

Q. Can I sue to get my money back if it’s an “as is” type purchase?

April 6, 2023

A: Hello. Thank you for your question. It sounds like you purchased the car in Georgia. Because purchase was in Georgia, Georgia state law would control the remedies available to you. If you had purchased in Alabama, Alabama is a "buyer beware" state. Meaning, as is purchases are final once money exchanges hands. So in Alabama, you would be stuck with the car. Seeking counsel in Georgia would be your next option. Best of luck!

Q. Can you get a copy of your ex’s discovery from your first divorce, if you are seeking a divorce amendment?

April 5, 2023

A: Hello. If you sent him Discovery in your divorce, then you and your attorney in that matter would have received his answers so no need to ask his attorney to reproduce items you received. Best of luck in your next case.

Q. Do You have the right to be present in divorce court in Alabama

April 5, 2023

A: Hello. Without more information, no, there is no "right" that anyone has to be present for their divorce hearing. So long as the Defendant was served properly, only the Plaintiff needs to be present to prosecute his/her case. Best of luck!