Attorney Weiner-Jackson was born and raised in northern Massachusetts. Faye is very active in the North Attleboro community, currently serving as an elected member of North Attleboro’s Representative Town Meeting, Grant Chair for the Martin School Association, and Fundraising Chair for Pack 65 Cub Scouts. She formerly served on the Parent Teacher Association at the Early Learning Center, serving as Vice President for two terms and Secretary for one. While receiving her Masters in Education, in Counseling and Psychological Services from Springfield College, and for some time thereafter, she had a successful career as a sports therapist, working with Junior, college, and professional athletes. She pre-maturely ended her career in sports, once she realized that her true passion was actually for the law and attended New England School of Law. Bringing her background of counseling into her legal practice, she has a deep understanding and appreciation for the complexities of family relationships, addiction, special needs, work-related stress, as well as many other life events. Her legal career, which started as a student district attorney at the Salem District Court, and enhanced by working with several well-respected attorneys, has grown into over ten years of successfully protecting families throughout the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. She currently lives locally with her husband and two hilarious little boys.

Why Choose Faye Weiner-Jackson?

• She listens to your whole story.
• She provides candid counsel and realistic expectations.
• She embraces questions from clients.
• She keeps clients actively involved in all aspects of case and proceedings.
• She uses easy to understand language.
• She is sensitive to individuals with all special needs and orientations.
• She works with families to determine the best outcome for juveniles in protecting their future.
• She is a zealous and aggressive advocate who is dedicated to you.
• She has 10 years of experience as a successful lawyer.
• She understands that interacting with the court system can often be a confusing, traumatic, and emotional experience for you.
• She maintains an extensive network of professionals in other fields to assist you in your case, as well as with any personal needs.

Education

New England (School of) Law, Juris Doctor degree
Springfield College, Masters of Education in Counseling and Psychological Services with a focus on Athletic Populations
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth — B.A. in Psychology and Minor in Sociology

Affiliations

Massachusetts Bar Association
Bristol County Bar Association
Bristol County Probate and Family Court
Federation for Children with Special Needs
New England (School of) Law
Massachusetts Court System
Women’s Business Network of Southeastern Massachusetts
Former Student District Attorney at Salem District Court
Junior Leagues of Boston
Former Sports Therapist to amateur, college, and professional athletes
Downtown Associates of North Attleborough (DANA) 
Elected Town Meeting Representative
Attleboro Bar Association
Board of Bar Overseers

GLAD

Martin School Association

Pack 65 Cub Scouts of North Attleboro