Jill R. Kroamer

Practice areas: Probate and estate planning, probate litigation, beneficiary representation, trust administration, guardianship and conservatorship cases and real estate-related matters.

My philosophy: Each client is unique, and there is no one-size-fits all approach. I enjoy getting to know my clients and their issues on a more personal level. As an attorney, I try to remember that people are involved. It isn’t always about winning, and sometimes being successful requires thinking outside of the box.

Best part of my job: Helping clients achieve their goals.

Practicing law since: 2016

Why I decided to become a lawyer: After serving as a paralegal, I decided to go to law school to become an attorney. I wanted to be able to help resolve issues for clients and to help make a bigger impact.

Associate Attorney Jill R. Kroamer, an accomplished South Carolina lawyer, helps clients with probate matters, estate planning and real estate law. She brings significant experience with local, federal and military justice systems to her position at the firm.

A U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs-accredited attorney, Jill offers clients extensive knowledge of South Carolina law. She previously worked at a Hilton Head Island law firm, where she quickly rose the ranks from law clerk to attorney, contributing to the success of complex, multi-party litigations and mediations.

Earlier in her career, she was a civilian paralegal in the U.S. Army’s Judge Advocate General Corps in Grafenwoehr, Germany. During her time in Germany, Jill specialized in civilian cases and immigration procedures and was honored with the Commander’s Award for Civilian Service for her superior work. Later, she interned with administrative law and military justice divisions on Fort Stewart, Ga.

Jill is a member of the South Carolina Bar Association, the Hilton Head Bar Association, the South Carolina Resolution of Fee Dispute Board, the WSBA Legal Assistance to Military Personnel Section, the Washington Bar Association and the Federalist Society.

Jill graduated in the top third of her class at Savannah Law School, where she earned the 2016 Pro Bono Service Award. She also earned a B.A. in Criminal Justice from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke.