The Teton Range at sunset reflected in the still water at Schwabacher Landing, Grand Teton National Park
Schwabacher Landing · Grand Teton National Park · Photograph: Aaron Herzberg
Aaron Herzberg · Jackson, Wyoming

Jackson Hole divorce and criminal defense, prepared for trial.

Complex divorce and family law, selected criminal defense in Teton County, and the federal citations visitors bring home from Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park. One lawyer, thirty years of courtroom judgment, and the discretion a small town requires.

Call or text me. Clients get my cell number from day one, and I answer. Just been served, arrested, or handed a park violation notice? What happens next: divorce · arrest · park notice.

Aaron Herzberg, attorney, Puzzle Group Law Firm
Aaron Herzberg · Attorney

Contact me now.

Three fields, thirty seconds. My office calls you back, usually the same business day.

Sending this doesn't create an attorney-client relationship, and I can't treat it as confidential until we've cleared conflicts, so keep it general. By sending, you agree we may reply by phone, email, or text.

Experience
30+ years
Practicing law since 1995
Courtroom
70+ trials
Bench trials, first chair
Tax depth
LL.M.
Taxation, Georgetown, with distinction
Peer rating
AV
Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent®
Practice areas

Three kinds of trouble. One way of working.

Most people arrive here with one specific problem. Start with yours.

Tool

Wyoming child support calculator.

Enter both incomes and the overnight schedule and get the presumptive figure from the Wyoming table, with the shared-custody math the statute requires. It is the same arithmetic the court uses, and it takes two minutes.

Run the calculator→
A calculator on a dark surface
  • Gross to net the way W.S. § 20-2-303 counts income
  • The table at every income band, both parents combined
  • Shared custody once each parent has more than 25% of overnights
  • Printable result to bring to a consultation or a mediation
How I work
An iron fist in a velvet glove.

Most cases should settle, and the best settlements go to the side that is plainly prepared not to. So I prepare every matter as though it will be tried: the record built, the valuations tested, the weak points found first. If it does go to court, you have a lawyer who has spent three decades there.

Fit

Built for some clients, and not for others.

Built for
  • Divorces where a business, a practice, a ranch or real estate has to be valued and divided
  • Owners and executives with equity compensation, trust interests, or property in more than one state
  • Parents who want a custody plan, not a war
  • People charged in Teton County who want senior counsel, not a volume practice
  • Yellowstone and Grand Teton visitors facing a federal citation who cannot come back for court
Not built for
  • Low-conflict, low-asset divorces where the lowest fee is the priority
  • Anyone who wants a large team or an assembly line
  • Matters I would not have time to prepare properly
About

Thirty years of preparing cases the same way.

Aaron Herzberg outdoors in Jackson, Wyoming
Aaron Herzberg

Admitted in 1995, I spent seventeen years as a founding partner of an Orange County, California divorce litigation firm that grew to thirty attorneys and staff, certified by the State Bar of California as a Family Law Specialist and trying the divorces of executives, entrepreneurs, professional athletes, and public figures: business valuations, executive compensation, assets traced across borders. An LL.M. in Taxation from Georgetown, with distinction, is why what a settlement is worth after tax is where I do some of my best work.

Then a decade on the client's side of the table, as general counsel to a company in one of California's most heavily regulated industries, closing deals and trying the disputes that came with them. That taught me what clients actually need from a lawyer, and it is how Puzzle Group is run: deliberately small, one lawyer, files handled quietly, nothing rushed. Seventy-plus bench trials have taught me what judges respond to and what they ignore. That is the judgment I bring to a settlement conference, a parenting plan, or a federal magistrate's courtroom.

Admitted
WY · CO · CA · DC · TX
Wyoming Bar No. 8-7503 · Colorado Bar No. 63178
Education
J.D. · LL.M.
UC Hastings College of the Law · Georgetown, Taxation, with distinction
Community
Rotary
Member, Jackson Hole Rotary Club
What clients and colleagues say

In their words.

“Thoughtful, creative, and steadfast when it mattered most. He protected my interests, helped me navigate tough decisions, and remained a trusted advisor from start to finish.”
Tyler G. · divorce client
“A strong grasp on financial statements, business structures, valuation issues, and tax implications. Aaron communicates clearly, asks the right questions, and understands how legal strategy intersects with financial and tax planning.”
Robin F.-H., CFP®, EA · referring advisor
“Extremely smart and a strong advocate. Aaron's quick communication and deep knowledge of complex tax law set him apart.”
Joseph K. · fellow attorney
“Skillful, knowledgeable and professional. An excellent job representing the interests of his clients.”
Nicole Whyte · opposing counsel
“Streets ahead of his colleagues. Efficiency, expertise and grace.”
Jefferey Lurner · opposing counsel
“I am confident Aaron and his team got me the best settlement.”
A.M.C. · client
Read the reviews on Google → Testimonials reflect individual experiences and do not predict results in any particular case.
Start

Start with a confidential conversation with Aaron Herzberg.

Family-law consultations are a scheduled, paid working session, in person in Jackson or by video: one fee, quoted when we schedule. Criminal and national-park matters begin with a thirty-minute call. Either way your note reaches me directly, and you can call or text any time.

40 E Simpson Ave, Jackson, WY 83001 · by appointment · video consultations for out-of-state clients · info@puzzlegroup.com

Write to me

A sentence or two is plenty. Read by a person, not a call center, usually the same business day.

Sending this doesn't create an attorney-client relationship, and I can't treat it as confidential until we've cleared conflicts, so keep it general. By sending, you agree we may reply by phone, email, or text.

  1. Your note reaches me directly; my office runs the conflicts check, usually the same business day.
  2. My office calls to schedule: a paid consultation for a family matter, the thirty-minute call for a criminal or park matter.
  3. We meet, in Jackson or by video, and you leave knowing what I would do first.
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