Held Law Firm Paralegal Jill Rohloff works closely with attorneys and clients to help ease the process of litigation and to ensure an effective result with compassion. Jill is responsible for a variety of legal duties, including drafting of subpoenas, pleadings, preparing and responses to discovery, trial exhibits, filing documents with the court, managing the case filing system for the firm, setting mediations, depositions, hearings and more.
She is a composed part of the Held Law Firm team, not only by managing clients’ cases, but her moral principle is grounded in helping others either directly, or indirectly through the attorneys. She says that her goal is a “job well done” and for our clients to feel confident about their legal needs.”
“I understand that clients can be very emotionally involved with the litigation process and sometimes speaking with someone who understands, listens, and has experienced hard situations, can help clients experience less anxiety and worry. A smile and kind words go a long way” Jill says.
For Jill, her drive originates from some personal experiences. “I was adopted at an early age and was blessed to have wonderful parents who always supported me. Although, they divorced, I have always been fascinated with family law and enjoy helping others in accomplishing their case matters every step of the way”.
Jill brings a wide range of expertise to our office. In addition to working in family law, she has experience assisting attorneys in estate planning, personal injury, workers’ compensation, contract, homeowners, intellectual property, and construction litigation law.
Jill is a native of Mission Viejo, CA. She is a Tennessee Notary Public and has successfully managed countless files to completion. “I started my career in the legal field in 2001 and have loved being able to help others have hope in times of adversity.” In addition, Jill has successfully trained law school students for legal internships. Jill also has knowledge of American Sign Language.
During her spare time, she enjoys writing and composing music, singing, traveling, spending time with her family, friends, and animals. Jill states “their support has helped me be the person I am today, and I am grateful for continuing my career in family law, as my passion is being committed to extending compassion in life.
