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Angela joined Levin Gann PA in February, 2024. After graduating from Hood College in 1993, Angela attended the University of Baltimore School of Law and graduated in 1999. Shortly thereafter, in December 1999, she was admitted to the Maryland State Bar. In addition to practicing law, Angela has co-authored two articles: “Maryland’s Scarlet Letter: The Child Abuse Registry” with John J. Condliffe, Esquire in 2002 and “Representing the Client with Diminished Capacity” with Dr. Paul C. Berman in 2011.. Angela’s primary focus is family law, covering divorce and separation, child custody, child support, financial issues related to divorce and other family matters. Angela also handles guardianship matters and some estate litigation.  She advocates for the clients she represents, and guides them through the extensive and complex legal process. A divorce can be a very emotional and distressing time, leaving the client feeling that their family is falling apart, Angela provides level-headed support to get them through it. Angela’s clients have confidence in the knowledge that she fully represents their best interests, is pragmatic in her approach and understands them.

Amy Feldman is the principal partner in the Towson, Maryland law firm of Feldman Law, LLC. Ms. Feldman concentrates her legal practice in all aspects of family law, including separation and divorce, child custody, adoption, domestic violence and prenuptial agreements. Ms. Feldman brings to her legal practice a background in social work. She serves as Best Interest Attorney in highly contested custody cases, which she counts among the most rewarding experiences of her legal career.. Feldman Law, LLC is a Towson-based law firm that specializes in Maryland family law matters. Our attorneys have dedicated their careers to Maryland family law and are driven by a passion for their clients. At Feldman Law, LLC, our ultimate goal is to protect and pursue both your rights and your family’s wellbeing.

Amar S. Weisman was born and raised in Baltimore County, Maryland. He Graduated from The Boys' Latin School of Maryland, Georgetown University in Washington, DC and The University of Baltimore School of S. Weisman founded the Law Offices of Amar S. Weisman in December 2007 after passing the Maryland State Bar. Although the law firm began as a general practice form with multiple practice areas, the firm has increasingly been defined by family law, which is to say divorce, child custody, and child support litigation and negotiatioon. The firm Amar S. Weisman operates is different because it focuses on Family Law matters in Baltimore County, prioritizes listening to clients, and for them we will fight until hell freezes over and then on the ice.

Admitted to the Bar in 1975.  I am a 1975 magna cum laude graduate of the University of Baltimore School of Law where I was the Notes and Comments Editor of the Law Review.  I served a one year year clerkship after law school, 1975 - 1976, at the  Maryland Court of Appeals, our state's highest appellate court.  I served for five and a half years as an Assitant United States Attorney in Maryland from April 1980 to October 1985.  During that time I was an instructor on litigation topics at the Department of Justice's Advocacy Traiuning Program.  My practice consists of commercial and general litigation and white collar criminal defense.  I am a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers.  I am also a Fellow of the Marylkand Bar Foundation.   I am listed in Best Lawyers in America in the areas of commercial litigation, white collar criminal defense and non-white collar criminal defense.  I am also listed in Maryland Superlawyers in general litigatiand and was listed by Maryland Superlawyers as one of the top 100 lawyers in Maryland in 2012 .I have an AV rating from Marindale Hubbell. I have been an instructor in legal writing at the University of Baltimore School of Law and have given presentations on various litigation issues to practicing attorneys, including through the Maryland Institute for Continuing Professional Education for Lawyers.  I am a regular commenter on legal issues of current interest for WBFF-TV, Fox 45 in Baltimore.

A principal of the firm, Lawrence E. Schmidt has been a practicing attorney and a member of the Bar for 35 years. His practice primarily focuses on land use matters, including zoning, development, historic preservation and environmental issues and related litigation. He has appeared in various courts through the state, including the Court of Special Appeals of Maryland. Mr. Schmidt also has significant experience in representing clients before State and local administrative agencies and tribunals.. Prior to joining Smith, Gildea & Schmidt, LLC, Mr. Schmidt served as Zoning Commissioner (Hearing Officer) of Baltimore County, Maryland. His tenure as Zoning Commissioner for over 13 years (1991-2004) represents the longest period of service of any individual ever in that position. Mr. Schmidt also served on the Baltimore County Board of Appeals for 5 years during the 1980s. All told, he has personally adjudicated over 3,000 cases involving complex land use issues.. Mr. Schmidt is a 1975 graduate of Western Maryland College (now McDaniel College). He received his J.D. degree from the University of Baltimore. He has extensively lectured regarding land use issues and has authored published articles regarding historic preservation in Maryland and administrative practice. He is also a member of the Maryland State Bar Association and Baltimore County Bar Association, and previously served as a member of the MSBA's Board of Governors.. In addition to his legal endeavors, Mr. Schmidt has participated in numerous volunteer activities. He is currently a member of the Board of Education for Baltimore County, and served as its President from 2011 through 2014. Mr. Schmidt has also served as President of the Greater Towson Committee and was also an active member of the Lutherville – Timonium Recreation Council. He is also a board member of the Baltimore County Chapter of the Maryland Building Industry Association (formerly known as the Home Builders Association of Maryland), and has lent his expertise to many other advisory groups and organizations including serving as President of the Greater Towson Committee, Builders for the Bay and similar organizations.