Practice Area:
Family Law | Immigration Law | Real Estate and Property Law | Estate Planning and Probate
Experience:
14+ Years
Location:
182 S St. Andrews St, Dothan, Alabama 36301
Email:
attyjane.dixon@alliedlawservices.com
Phone:
+1 (941) 263-8130
Attorney Jane Dixon brings personal experience, compassion, and a family-centered approach to her work at Allied Law Services, PLLC. As an immigrant herself, she understands the hopes and challenges of building a future in the United States. She is committed to helping individuals and families understand their legal options and navigate the U.S. immigration process with greater clarity and confidence. Through Allied Law Services, PLLC, Jane and her team assist clients with U.S. immigration matters, including family-based immigration petitions, adjustment of status, naturalization and citizenship, and legal assistance involving immigration detention. The firm also offers consultations to evaluate clients’ circumstances, explain available options, and develop strategies tailored to their goals. Beyond her legal practice, Jane is a mother, wife, entrepreneur, and community volunteer. She finds fulfillment in managing Allied Law Services, PLLC, mentoring her legal team, and helping immigrant families establish productive lives in the United States. Guided by hard work, thoughtful time management, and strong family support, she strives to make a lasting difference for her clients and the communities she serves.
2022 - present
Top Corporate Lawyer Award
2019 - 2020
Business Excellence Awards
2022 – Present
Business Transactions Awards
2022 – Present
Regional Business Leadership Awards
Experience & Legacy 
In her private life and practice of law, Jane endeavors to glorify God, a motto imbided in her character by her alma mater, San Beda College of Law, a premier law school in the Philippines.
After nearly a decade in private practice, Jane, in her early 30s, was appointed one of the youngest presiding judges of a Philippine Municipal Trial Court, a position widely regarded as both prestigious and demanding.
After nearly a decade in private practice, Jane, in her early 30s, was appointed one of the youngest presiding judges of a Philippine Municipal Trial Court, a position widely regarded as both prestigious and demanding.
In 2014, Jane passed Indonesia’s Foreign Legal Consultant Bar and joined an international law firm in Jakarta, representing clients from the U.S., Australia, Canada, Europe, and Singapore. She later won an arbitration case for an oil company before an international tribunal in Singapore.
Jane worked as a Senior Associate and Case Manager in a family law firm with offices across Thailand, handling complex international cases involving child custody, inheritance disputes, and cross-border divorces. Through these matters, she witnessed the challenges faced by migrant families and the impact of immigration laws, which strengthened her commitment to expand her legal expertise and help reunite families across borders.
Being her toddler’s sole caretaker and unemployed homemaker did not deter Jane from pursuing her plan to become a lawyer in the U.S. She enrolled on a scholarship grant in the University of Dayton’s LL.M. in American and Transnational Law (Online) Program. She graduated with flying colors, and her university featured her as one of the spokespersons, see video below.
Jane successfully passed the Alabama Uniform Bar Exam (UBE) with high scores that could qualify her to practice in any other UBE state in the U.S. For her incredible bar exam performance, the Celebration Bar Review Center featured her story in the video below.
Fil Am Law Firm: Inspired by her passion for serving fellow immigrants, Atty. Jane Dixon founded Fil Am Law Firm, PLLC—an immigration law practice dedicated to helping families navigate the U.S. immigration system and reunite with their loved ones. Guided by compassion and first‑hand understanding, she built the firm with a clear mission: to make the immigration journey more accessible, empowering, and hope‑filled for every client.
Atty. Jane Dixon was selected as one of only three Fellows for the ABA Section of Family Law (2025–2027). During the annual conference, she engaged with leading experts in private international law and U.S. family law to address complex issues affecting cross‑border and interracial families, including parental kidnapping, alimony, property division, adoption, and surrogacy. This fellowship expanded her expertise and network, strengthening Allied Law Services’ ability to assist clients navigating family matters involving multiple nationalities and overlapping legal systems.
