Frank LaPorte-Jenner

Frank LaPorte-Jenner is a co-founder and attorney at LaPorte-Jenner Law PLLC, in Little Rock, Arkansas. His individual practice emphasizes family law, commercial litigation, civil disputes, and real property litigation. He previously worked in the Pulaski County Civil Attorney’s Office, advising county officials and handling significant litigation. His experience also includes legal services for people unable to obtain representation through traditional means.

Frank graduated from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law in 2018. His official firm biography describes an honors graduation, although its Latin distinction is misspelled and cannot be repeated with certainty. The same page mentions his social work studies at the University of Arkansas, without identifying an awarded degree. His educational background reflects legal studies and earlier interest in client advocacy.

Frank worked in the Pulaski County Civil Attorney’s Office, where he handled complex trials, appeals, and legal questions affecting county operations. His work included cases reaching the Arkansas Supreme Court and advice to elected county officials. Before that role, he provided pro bono services through the Center for Arkansas Legal Services. He also worked with Court Appointed Special Advocates during his social work studies.

Frank LaPorte-Jenner has served as president-elect of the Arkansas Bar Association Young Lawyers Section and secretary of the William H. Overton Inn of Court, according to his firm. His legal practice emphasizes litigation in commercial, civil, and real property matters. His background in public service and access-to-justice work informs a practice centered on client representation and resolving complex disputes.

Law Office Affiliations

• Founder, LaPorte-Jenner Law, PLLC
• Member, Arkansas Bar Association

Licensed State

• Arkansas

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