Jeffrey T. “JT” Myers is an experienced Sioux City attorney focusing on corporate and business law, estate planning and probate, and commercial and residential real estate. Throughout his 40+ year legal career he has been a prosecutor, a judicial magistrate, and business litigator. His vast experience also includes practicing insurance law, banking and UCC law, real estate transactions, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Law, Plaintiff’s personal injury and specific areas of criminal law. With his broad background in business law, he has been chosen as the corporate attorney for many local businesses and CEOs. As a U.S. Army Veteran, JT spends much of his time helping veterans and clients with their estate planning and probate needs. He is honored when clients trust him with their needs, whatever they may be.

As a third-generation attorney, JT grew up listening to the “war stories” of his grandfather and uncle (both distinguished attorneys). Because of this, JT knew he wanted to be a lawyer at an early age. He has learned the importance of listening to his clients. With his years of experience, he offers clients a unique approach to the law practice in truly caring about their personal and emotional needs that go along with their legal matters. JT feels that: “Being a lawyer has given me the opportunity to fix bad situations that clients find themselves in. I have never had a client that wanted to have to come see me (a lawyer)! They are real people with real problems. I respect them. I am old-fashioned in that regard.”

Being a husband, father, and respected man are JT’s first priorities in life. He has an incredible wife, Gina. They have six children, five grandchildren, a wonderful dog, and a cat (JT is allergic to cats). They live on a lake, push a lot of water and participate in water sports — they also love traveling, primarily in the winter. He is an avid golfer and loves mother nature and hunting with friends. He is fine with having his friends cheat on him in cards and says he can still play a pretty good game of chess. As someone nicknamed “the Irishman” by people who know him, St. Patrick’s Day is also big for JT and his family.