Associate Attorney — Melvin & Torrone, PLLP
Jordan Foster
Jordan Foster brings energy, dedication, and fresh perspective to Melvin & Torrone's family law and criminal defense practice. After earning his law degree from Gonzaga, Jordan gained valuable experience in his own practice before joining Torrone Law and then Melvin & Torrone.
His combination of entrepreneurial drive and legal acumen makes him a valuable advocate for clients facing complex legal challenges. Jordan understands what it takes to build a case from the ground up and fight for the best possible outcome, whether in negotiations or in the courtroom.
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Practice Areas
Knowledge & Education
Gonzaga University Law School
Graduated with law degree
Solo Legal Practice
Operated his own legal practice, building hands-on courtroom experience
Joined Torrone Law
Joined Chris Torrone's firm to focus on family law and criminal defense
Melvin & Torrone, PLLP
Continued as associate attorney after the firm merger
Professional Associations
Associations
Washington State Bar Association (WSBA)
Admissions
Washington State Courts
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You don't have to face this alone. Whether you're navigating a painful divorce, fighting for your children, or defending your freedom, Melvin & Torrone, PLLP is here to guide you through.
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Family Law Consultation
- Marriage certificate or domestic partnership documents
- Existing court orders (custody, support, protection orders)
- Financial documents (tax returns, pay stubs, bank statements)
- Property records (mortgage statements, vehicle titles, retirement accounts)
- Prenuptial or postnuptial agreements
- Communication records relevant to your case
- CPS correspondence or reports (if applicable)
- A timeline of key events
Criminal Defense Consultation
- Charging documents or citation
- Police reports
- Bail or release conditions
- Names of witnesses
- Photos, videos, or other evidence
- Previous criminal history (if any)
- Communication from prosecutors or investigators
- A written timeline of what happened
Even if you don't have documents, come anyway—time is critical.