I have known Jessica for many, many years. She is an excellent advocate for her clients and very knowledgeable in the area of family law. I recently used Jessica as a mediator in a family law case in Montgomery County. Jessica was effective and instrumental in assisting the parties reach a full settlement. I would highly recommend Jessica, both as an attorney and as a mediator.

I have been referring clients to Jessica for almost 15 years. She is attentive, smart, and courageous. She puts her clients’ best interests first and delivers results.

Jessica is very knowledgeable and experienced in the drafting of retirement orders and is an excellent mediator. She has successfully settled multiple cases for my clients.

I've known Jessica & worked with her on numerous prenuptial agreements, as well as divorce and custody cases for over 15 years, and she has always been very professional, responsive, and attentive to her client's needs. She is also an expert on QDROs, which she has prepared for several of my clients, and they have always appreciated her attention to detail and reasonable prices.

Jessica Markham has navigated me through some difficult terrain - it's fair to say she had significantly changed my life for the better. She is professional, sharp, steady and kind, and I greatly value her outside-the-box thinking and commitment to helping her clients achieve the best outcome. She has an innate ability to balance the gentle nudge with the firm line in negotiations, all while maintaining a zen-like calm I greatly value. Top marks for Markham across the board - I could not recommend her more highly!

Jessica Markham will do whatever it takes to win your case including lying to the judge. She breaks every code of ethics possible to win your case. If that’s what you want, she’s your attorney. But be careful, because if she fails, you’ll lose everything and go to jail because the judge will learn she deceived the court for her gain. She knowingly aided my husband to kidnap my kids to japan. After I report her to the grievance commission she’ll likely lose her license. I understand there’s a code of honor among lawyers but she crosses every line possible just to line her pockets. Which, depending on your definition, makes her an unequivocally “good” lawyer, or an immeasurable bad one. Either way, once she loses her license, she won’t be a lawyer at all.