Raised in Columbia, Maryland, Jackson developed an early appreciation for teamwork and discipline through years of playing club and high school soccer at Atholton High School. He went on to attend Temple University in Philadelphia, where he pursued studies in business, economics, and public policy while actively participating in pre-law, financial, and Greek life organizations.

Motivated by a desire to uphold the principles that guide our society and to serve as a trusted counselor during times of need, Jackson returned home to attend the University of Baltimore School of Law. There, he concentrated his studies in business and tax law, exploring the legal foundations that shape financial and economic systems. During law school, he completed a Public Interest Lawyering externship as a Housing Justice Fellow with the Pro Bono Resource Center of Maryland’s Courtroom Advocacy Project, assisting Baltimore families and individuals facing eviction, homelessness, and unlawful landlord practices.

Now a resident of historic Fells Point, Jackson is dedicated to helping clients navigate the complex and often emotional decisions surrounding estate planning. He approaches each client relationship with empathy, precision, and a commitment to ensuring that every decision reflects both sound legal guidance and the unique personal circumstances of those he serves.

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