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My prior experience working with special needs children provides a unique perspective in cases involving students with disabilities and special education law. My experience working first hand with differently abled people makes me a natural choice for supplemental needs planning. I am fluent in Spanish, allowing Shaw & Associates to provide service to a diverse population of Kentuckians.. I am a 2020 graduate of the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law, magna cum laude. Some of the awards I received during law school are the Leon Seidman Memorial Fund Award and Cali Awards in Lawyering Skills, Civil Procedure, and Environmental Law classes. I was also a First-Year Oral Advocacy Competition Top 8 Finalist. I was a member and Notes Editor of the University of Louisville Law Review, as well as an Academic Fellow through the Success Skills Group Leader Public Service Fellowship. Further, during law school, I interned with the Kentucky Innocence Project, worked with the Louisville Metro. Public Defender's Appellate Division through the Greenbaum Public Service Program Fellowship, and completed an externship for the Honorable Regina S. Edwards of the United States District Court for the Western District of Kentucky.. Prior to law school, I graduated magna cum laude from Bellarmine University, where I earned my Bachelor of Arts with a double major in Music Technology and Piano Pedagogy, as well as a minor in Spanish. I am an avid traveler, having studied abroad in Quito, Ecuador, visiting Machu Picchu during my time in South America, teaching English in Madrid, Spain, and exploring from Europe to Morocco.. I am admitted to practice law in Kentucky, and am seeking admission to Ohio.

Michelle L. Eisenmenger opened her own practice after 15 years of practicing solely in family law at a boutique law firm, following her 2003 graduation from the Louis D. Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville with a Juris Doctor degree. She is dually licensed in Kentucky and Indiana and has practiced family law in both jurisdictions for the entirety of her career.The youngest of five children, she became interested in family law after watching her siblings experience the difficulties of divorce.“I witnessed the emotional and financial devastation that can result from divorce as well as disputes over child custody, visitation and support. In each case, I wished that my brother or sister could achieve a peaceful and speedy resolution and thought this would best be accomplished by attorneys who consider not only the financial, but also the emotional results for their clients and their children.” Having since experienced those difficulties personally, she is especially empathetic for her clients and has become an even more zealous advocate for her clients’ rights and for peace for families.In 2017, she became a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, a prestigious nationwide organization of only the best family law attorneys, in which applicants must pass rigorous testing and receive the approval of existing Fellows of the Academy in order to receive fellowship.She has lectured around the Commonwealth of Kentucky to fellow attorneys since 2006 and is the author of several articles and treatise chapters on family law issues.She is the mother of the two coolest kids in the world (in her opinion) and is active with the Brandeis Elementary PTA.

Lee founded The Law Office of A. Lee Shaw, PLLC, to focus his practice on business law, healthcare policy and bioethics, and elder law. Lee also accepts a limited number of personal injury actions. Before practicing law, Lee enjoyed a long career as an insurance executive. As a veteran of the US Navy, Lee also understands the importance of service and the unique challenges veterans face working through the often complex world of the veterans' administration. As a father of two special needs children, Lee learned about special needs planning first hand, without having the benefit of legal education. Along the way, he learned how little information is readily available and how confusing special needs planning can be.. Lee completed his undergraduate education at Penn State, where he graduated with a 4.0-grade point average and was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa national honor society. After that, he completed a Master of Business Administration at Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania and then a Juris Doctor at the University of Louisville, where he graduated with honors. Lee was an active member of the academic community and served in various campus organization leadership positions.. Lee has served as a clerk for the Kentucky Court of Appeals and completed two internships with the Legal Aid Society. He also clerked for a small law firm. Upon graduation, Lee passed the Bar exam in both Indiana and Kentucky. He began his formal practice of law as an attorney for the Indiana Department of Child Services. As a child services attorney, Lee was involved in litigating complex family law matters and administrative proceedings.. Lee is an active member of both the Indiana and Kentucky Bar Associations. He also holds membership in the Solo Practice, Wills Estates and Trusts Section, and Family Law Section of the Bar. Lee is also a member of the Kentucky Justice Association, Louisville Bar Association.. Lee is a member of Congregation Adath Jeshurun and enjoys spending time with his children and granddaughter as they discover new things in his spare time. His family enjoys traveling both domestically and internationally and experiencing new cultures.

For me, it is pretty simple. You have been in an automobile or motorcycle accident and you are facing questions that you never expected.  These may include:. When I have questions, I want answers. If I am paying an attorney a portion of personal injury settlement, I expect answers. I make it simple. My cell phone is.. I use my cell phone so I am available to my clients.  Why? Because my clients are the ones going through this stressful event and a five minute phone call can make all the difference in the world.  Yes you might catch me in the car or with the kids screaming in the background but, unlike most attorneys you can catch me.. You have questions and I do this kind of work every day. I have done it for over 20 years.  Nevertheless, I would suggest you judge for yourself. Pick up the phone and call me. You will deal directly with me, not a paralegal or an answering service.. My phone number is and I am waiting for your call.

Fighting for you, and your family. Contact me today by phone at, or by email at. I am the owner of Craddock Law, PLLC, and I focus my practice on family law in Louisville, Kentucky and surrounding counties. My focus is on the needs of my clients who are going through any type of family law matter- divorce, custody dispute, domestic violence, etc. I am extremely passionate about all aspects of family law, and I ensure my clients understand the process and feel comfortable in how their case is handled.

Facing a divorce or family law matter in Louisville, Kentucky is never easy. From the moment a case is filed, to the conclusion of the matter, having caring and dedicated legal representation in your corner can provide you with peace of mind and guidance. Leslie “Erin” Langley is a compassionate Senior Associate Attorney with Stange Law Firm. Based in the firm’s Louisville, KY office, she can represent individuals throughout Jefferson County, Kentucky, and the surrounding areas.. Erin attended the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law in Louisville, earning her Juris Doctor and graduating cum laude in May 2021. While in law school, she also received the CALI Award and the Leon Seidman Memorial Award. Before law school, she earned her Bachelor of Arts in International Studies, graduating magna cum laude from the University of Kentucky in Lexington. Erin is licensed to practice law in the state of Kentucky.. Prior to joining the Louisville divorce and family lawyers at Stange Law Firm, Erin most recently served as Legal Counsel for the Administrative Office of the Courts in Frankfort, Kentucky, managing a dynamic workload to address legal concerns within the Kentucky Court of Justice. Her role included conducting broad legal research, responding to Open Records requests, reviewing organizational documents, and assisting various court departments with legal issues. She also tracked legislative developments affecting the courts and served as the legal liaison for implementing a new statewide case management system. Previously, she was Associate Legal Counsel in the same office, focusing on legal research, reviewing collateral securities agreements, and monitoring civil suits involving the organization. Out of law school, Erin worked as a Staff Attorney at the Louisville Metro Public Defender’s Office, where she represented indigent clients in misdemeanor and felony cases, managed a heavy caseload, conducted legal research, and litigated procedural issues.

Amy grew up in southeast Alabama where she lived with her parents and two brothers. After graduating from Houston County High School in 1993, she received a degree in Criminal Justice, with a minor in Psychology, from the University of South Alabama located in Mobile, Alabama. Although Amy always had a passion for helping others, it was during her involvement in student government that she began to become involved in activities where she was able to volunteer with campus groups routinely assisting disabled students. She also spent many hours with Habitat for Humanity.. Following graduation from college, Amy attended Ohio Northern University’s law school. There, she was a member of the Law Review and the William H. Taft Inns of Court. In addition to her regular course of study, Amy also participated in a Mediation/Arbitration Clinic as well as represented clients as a student with the Legal Aid Society in Ada, Ohio.. Over the years, Amy visited extended family in Louisville and always enjoyed the city. After graduating from law school, she moved to Louisville to begin her law career. Amy began her career as a Jefferson County Public Defender and, in 2006, was appointed by Jefferson County Family Court Judge Paula F. Sherlock, and Judge Derwin Webb, to represent parents, on a weekly basis, in cases involving the Cabinet for Health and Family Services (more commonly known as CPS). Amy currently focuses her practice primarily in the area of family law.. Amy is admitted to practice before the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky, United States District Court for the Western District of Kentucky and to the United States Circuit Court for the Sixth Circuit.  She is a member of both the Kentucky Bar Association as well as the Louisville Bar Association (LBA).  Amy was named a “Top Lawyer” by The Louisville Magazine in 2013. In 2008, she co-founded the successful law firm of DeRenzo Durrett, PLLC.. Amy has held several leadership positions during her law career.  She was the Vice-Chairperson (2010-2011) and Chairperson (2011-2012) of the LBA’s Public Service Committee, the Chairperson of the LBA’s Call-A-Lawyer Program (2007-2008), the Chairperson of the Kentucky Justice Association’s Domestic Relations Section (2010), and served as the Secretary of the Board for Women In Networking (2017-2019).. Amy also volunteers her time in the community aside from the legal leadership positions above. She has worked with the JCPS Middle School Connection, the Legal Aid Society Divorce Clinic, has been a Board Member for the Northeast YMCA and volunteers with her church parish, St. Margaret Mary. Amy is also a member of The Fillies, Inc. (an organization supporting the Kentucky Derby Festival), a member of the Board of the Franciscan Shelter and serves on the Board for her neighborhood association.. Amy lives in Louisville, Kentucky with her family.