Jennifer Noble has assisted individuals and families with estate planning and estate administration, working with estates of all sizes and levels of complexity. She provides planning services specifically tailored to address each client’s particular personal, family and business interests.

Jennifer received her Bachelor of Arts degree in 1996 from The College of William & Mary. She then served two years in youth ministry with Young Life. Jennifer received her law degree in 2001 from the Northwestern University School of Law, where she graduated cum laude. She was a six-time recipient of Dean’s Honors. In recognition for her academic achievement, leadership and community service, Jennifer was awarded the Ann Bechly Scholarship by the Women’s Bar Association of Illinois.

After law school, Jennifer practiced with the Trusts and Estates group at Sidley Austin LLP, one of the nation’s most prestigious law firms. Once in Greensboro, she joined a leading North Carolina law firm, Brooks, Pierce, McLendon, Humphrey & Leonard, LLP. With the addition of her third child, Jennifer took the opportunity to form her own practice, combining her experience with personalized care. She is thrilled after seven years of solo practice to join forces with the attorneys at Connors Morgan, PLLC.

Jennifer is active in the community. She had the great privilege of leading the Guilford County Partnership for Children as president and CEO during a season of transition for the organization. She has volunteered with Wills for Heroes, an organization that provides estate planning documents to first responders such as police officers and EMTs. She provides free estate planning services to local school teachers and classroom assistants. She served as a preceptor at the Elon University School of Law, helping to mentor first year law students. Jennifer also has volunteered with the Junior League of Greensboro and Mothers of Preschoolers (“MOPS”). At Grace Community Church, Jennifer has served as both a youth group leader, mentoring and meeting weekly with a group of high school girls, and as a Sunday school teacher.

Jennifer lives in Greensboro with her three wide-open, fantastic children, Jackson, Avery and Piper.