Bradley J. Jones

Bradley was born and raised in Calgary Alberta Canada and has excelled in three separate careers. After the loss of his mother and a 16-year career in the construction industry, ranging from laborer to project manager over multimillion-dollar industrial construction projects and business owner, with the support of his wife and five children Bradley joined the Montana Army National Guard where he was later inspired to pursue legal studies while attending Officer Candidate School.

Bradley has served in various roles, including Scout Master, with the Boy Scouts of America and Scouts Canada for nearly two decades. He loves the outdoors in general including camping, hunting and fishing, ice hockey, and four-wheeling, and has recently begun pursuing a lifelong dream of raising, and training hunting hounds. Bradley attributes any success in his life to the love and support of his family, and especially his wife of more than 25 years. All of his children are remarkably talented vocalists and musicians.

In 2013 Bradley graduated from the University of Montana School of Law before being admitted to practice in both Montana and North Dakota. During law school, he served as President of the U of M Military Law Society and Vice President of the Willamette Chapter of the J. Ruben Clark Law Society.

Bradley joined Bulman Law Associates, PLLC as an intern in his final year of law school and continued on as an associate attorney until January 2018, when he struck out on his own after purchasing Joan Cook’s family law practice. In March 2020, Bradley purchased Bulman Law Associates, PLLC from, his good friend and mentor, Thomas C. Bulman, and merged the firms into Bulman Jones & Cook PLLC. Bradley is proud to be mentored by two outstanding legal professionals in Mr. Bulman and Ms. Cook and is honored with their continued association; he looks forward to the benefit of their counsel and more than seventy years combined experience for many years to come.

Family is Bradley’s passion and the foundation of his practice. He brings his extensive experience in collateral careers and building his own family to serve his clients and their families. Whether people are injured, on or off the job, enduring the loss of a job or a loved one, or navigating relationship issues, clients and their families are forced to confront often confusing legal issues; Bradley strives to explain the legal options available to his clients and risks and advantages in ways legal laymen can easily understand.