Frank X. Jacobini, II
Position:
Of CounselLocation:
100 Energy Way, Suite 2000, Fort Worth, TX 76102E-Mail:
fjacobini@cottenschmidt.comTel:
817-338-4500 (Main)
Frank X. Jacobini, II has acquired over 35 years of experience in trials and legal transactions. He fights to help clients recover their losses and defend their rights. The practice of law is a profession first, dedicated to honesty and trust. These values have served Frank well and kept him successful for over 35 years.
Frank has tried hundreds of cases, both before the bench and to juries, and has participated in numerous arbitrations and mediations as an advocate, mediator, and arbitrator. He serves as an arbitrator for TCBA’s Fee Dispute Committee and has been a speaker and served as a panel member for several CLE events.
Practice Areas
Arbitrations – Mediations – Trials
Business Formations & Transactions
Commercial Litigation – Contract Breach – Fraud
Consumer Law – Deceptive Trade
Construction Law – Residential and Commercial
Estate Planning – Wills, Trusts & Fiduciary Litigation
Probate and Estate Administration – Contested & Uncontested
Real Estate – HOAs, Lien Enforcement / Defense, Foreclosures & Other
Admissions
- State Bar of Texas (1980)
- State Bar College (1989)
- United States District Court, Northern District of Texas
- United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit
- United States Tax Court
Education
- B.A., Political Science and Economics, Texas Christian University – Fort Worth, 1976
- Southern Methodist University, 1979
- J.D., University of Tulsa, 1980
Year Began Practicing Law
1980
Honors & Affiliations
- State Bar of Texas
- Tarrant County Bar Association (Member, People’s Law School Committee, Mentor Committee, Fee Dispute Committee)
- Tarrant County Probate Bar Association
Certifications
- Dispute Resolution Services of Tarrant County – Certified Mediator / Arbitrator
- Dispute Resolution Services of Tarrant County – Certified Family Law Mediator
- State Bar of Texas – Certified Attorney / Ad Litem
- State Bar College – 30 Year Fellow