Nancy Ingram Jordan, a former prosecutor and criminal appellate specialist turned divorce lawyer, has found a new niche with an appellate family law practice, and she's moved to a new firm to pursue it.
May 12, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Nancy Ingram Jordan, a former prosecutor and criminal appellate specialist turned divorce lawyer, has found a new niche with an appellate family law practice, and she’s moved to a new firm to pursue it.
Jordan comes from a family of lawyers. Her father is former Georgia Supreme Court Justice G. Conley Ingram, who’s now a senior judge in Cobb County Superior Court. Her sister is Cobb County Superior Court Judge Lark Ingram.
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