About Jason
Jason Morton practices family law in Hagerstown, Maryland. A member of the Maryland State Bar since 1994, he has established a reputation for excellence in his field. His office is located in The Bryan Center, where he manages a diverse range of cases, including divorce, estate planning, collections, domestic violence, and municipal law. This variety allows him to draw on extensive knowledge and experience, ensuring that clients receive comprehensive legal support tailored to their unique situations. Earning his Juris Doctor (J.D.) from the University of Baltimore School of Law in 1994, Jason began his legal career as a law clerk in 1995. This foundational role provided him with invaluable insights into the workings of the legal system.
By 2011, he had transitioned into a family law and civil litigation lawyer, broadening his practice to encompass a wider array of legal services. His ability to navigate complex legal issues effectively has made him a trusted advisor for clients during difficult periods, providing the guidance they need to make informed decisions. In addition to his legal practice, Jason has served as an adjunct professor at Kaplan University since 2002. He teaches courses in civil litigation, employment law, constitutional law, and legal ethics. This role not only showcases his dedication to educating the next generation of legal professionals but also keeps him current with ongoing developments in the law. His commitment to education reflects his belief in the importance of fostering a well-informed legal community.
Active involvement in the local community is another hallmark of Jason's career. He has served on the Board of Directors for Habitat for Humanity of Washington County and Alexander Charities, Inc., demonstrating his commitment to social causes. Additionally, he has held the position of Past President of The Exchange Club of Antietam, where he contributed to various community initiatives. His role on the Committee on Judicial Appointments of the Maryland State Bar Association further shows his dedication to the judicial selection process. This lets the attorney influence the future of the legal field in Maryland. Jason's diverse practice areas enable him to address many legal issues, making him a valuable resource for clients in Hagerstown and beyond.
Recognized for his ability to handle sensitive matters with care and professionalism, he remains a steadfast advocate for justice. As he continues to serve his clients and engage with his community, Jason Morton exemplifies the principles of advocacy and public service. His experience and active participation in various legal and community organizations highlight his commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of those he represents.
