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I have spent a majority of my legal career in the courtroom as a litigator. Before becoming partner at Hall, Rustom & Fritz, I was fortunate enough to work as an associate for various attorneys in all fields of law which allowed my the opportunity and exposure to litigate all forms of cases: from contract disputes, divorce & child custody, business disputes, criminal law, and real estate litigation. This experience not only gave my exposure to various areas of the law but also helped establish myself as a known face in front of the judges here in Central Illinois.. I have now taken this vast array of experience and utilized it in my own practice as a partner at Hall, Rustom & Fritz.
Mark Simons has a variety of trial and litigation experience. Prior to opening Simons Law Firm, Mark was an associate attorney at Wandro & Associates, P.C. in Des Moines. Mark represented individuals and businesses before the Iowa state and federal district courts, and state and federal administrative agencies. Mark has also represented clients at mediation.. Mark graduated from Drake Law School and was admitted to the Iowa bar in 2011. While in law school, Mark worked as an intern at Iowa Legal Aid where he assisted low-income Iowans. Mark also interned at the Polk county Attorney's Office where he gained considerable trial experience.. Prior to attending law school, Mark worked over two years as a legal assistant at Bray & Klockau, PLC in Iowa City, IA.
Alyson Vamvoras Antoon is a partner at the law firm of Vamvoras Antoon, practicing alongside her father, Glen Vamvoras and husband, Michael Antoon. Alyson practices mainly in the areas of child custody and criminal defense, but also has a passion for animals and is one of a handful of attorneys who practices animal law in the State of Louisiana. Alyson is a certified family and divorce mediator and past instructor at Delta Tech School of Business. She was born and raised in Lake Charles, Louisiana, and attended Louisiana State University as an undergraduate where she obtained a degree in History. She obtained her Juris Doctor from Southern University Law Center in 2010. During law school, she twice received the CALI Excellence for the future award in Legal Writing and served as an officer in Phi Alpha Delta Fraternity. She was admitted to the State Bar in 2011. She is a current member of the following organizations: Fusion Five Young Professionals Organization, American Association of Premier DUI Attorneys, The Louisiana State Bar Association, the Southwest Louisiana Bar Association Young Lawyers Section (board Member 2016, President-Elect 2017, President 2018),SLWA Bar Association Women's Section (Vice President) SWLA Bar Association Family Law Section, and Chair of the Louisiana State Bar Association’s Animal Law Section. She has been selected 3 consecutive years as a Louisiana Super Lawyer’s “Rising Star,” a current member (2018-2019) of the Leadership LSBA Class, and as one of Thrive Magazine’s “13 Thriving 30 somethings” in 2017. Alyson was also a speaker at the 2016 LSBA Animal Law Section’s annual seminar. When not at work, Alyson and her husband love spending time with their multiple rescue animals (and sometimes “foster” animals). Alyson enjoys volunteering with the Lake Charles Pitbull Rescue, and advocating for animal rescue and animal welfare.
Amanda Navarro is a graduate of the University of Idaho where she graduated with a Juris Doctorate. She has experience working in the Bernalillo Court District Attorney’s Office and her strong litigation skills make her an exceptional leader for the team of family law attorneys in Albuquerque at the Justice Legal Group. Amanda is an avid reader and a community service volunteer.
Scott N. Dunn has been practicing law for over twenty six years. Scott is an experienced and well-qualified attorney graduating from Stetson University College of Law, St. Petersburg, Florida in 1990. Scott is licensed in Florida in 1990 and North Carolina in 1991. He will work hard for you.. Scott N. Dunn is licensed and qualified for handling any North Carolina criminal, domestic, social security, family law, juvenile law, divorce, or traffic violation cases. As your chosen attorney in Asheboro or any of the cities we serve near Greensboro, Scott can handle any state civil, criminal or domestic case that goes to the courts before a judge.. As an experienced attorney for over twenty six years, Scott is skilled in all types of civil and criminal cases and has been practicing law on his own since 1991. Since starting his own law firm in Asheboro, Mr. Dunn has 90% of his practice devoted to litigation. Scott decided to start his own law firm in Asheboro to better provide more reliable and dedicated service for local residents. In addition, Scott wants to provide better divorce and custody advice to ensure people are not surprised about child custody, visitation, property or other rights. Scott holds memberships with the Randolph County Bar Association, North Carolina State Bar, North Carolina Bar Association, and the Florida Bar.. At the law practice of Scott N. Dunn, Attorney at Law in Asheboro, NC, we promise to support you and answer any questions that you may have regarding your case or the different options you need to consider. We have the knowledge and experience to assist you with your case. Please fill out our contact form on our contact us page to schedule a consultation. We look forward to serving you in your need for help with custody, visitation, child support, traffic tickets, criminal or other civil matters.
Kris is a fellow in the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) and a board certified specialist in family law. Kris has been described as a 'born strategist,' and brings this systematic approach to every case. Kris frequently serves as a co-counsel on military divorce and military pension division cases, and represents clients facing child custody, alimony, equitable distribution, division of trusts or businesses in divorce, domestic violence, child support, termination of parental rights, and all related family law matters.. Kris won the 2023 Leaders in the Law Award from NC Lawyers Weekly,honoring lawyers who set the standard for other lawyers, make outstanding contributions to the practice of law, show leadership in improving the justice system, act as role models and mentors, and make essential contributions to the legal community. He was recognized as a family law Legal Elite by Business North Carolina Magazine. Kris has received an AV rating by Martindale Hubbell - a distinction awarded to lawyers who have achieved the highest level of professional excellence as rated by lawyers and judges. In addition, Kris writes articles, and teaches continuing education classes to lawyers on family law topics and military divorce topics. He has been featured on CNN's HLN, ABC, NBC, WRAL, and The Guardian.. Kris married his high school sweetheart, Chelsey, and together they have three children.
Andrea Nyren Doyle obtained her Juris Doctorate degree from North Carolina Central University in 1995, where she was an officer in the Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity.While at North Carolina Central School of Law, Ms. Doyle represented indigent clients in the law school’s Civil Litigation Clinic. Ms. Doyle earned her Bachelor of Science degree from East Carolina University, where she graduated with academic honors.. Ms. Doyle has maintained a BV Distinguished Peer Review Rating from Martindale-Hubbell since 2004.. Currently, Ms. Doyle is an active member of both the North Carolina Bar Association, Family Law Section, and the Wake County Bar Association. She was previously active in the North Carolina Young Lawyers Division from 1995 to 2005 serving on the Law Day Committee.. Ms. Doyle is married and the mother of three school age children. She is an active volunteer at each of her children’s schools and charities.
Brenda relocated from Bozeman, Montana to Asheville in 2010. Following her two judicial clerkships, she has been in private family law practice since 2008. She is a North Carolina Certified Family Financial Mediator and Parenting Coordinator.
Joy grew up in Lincolnton, North Carolina and moved to Gaston County in 2001, where she currently resides. She began her legal career as a paralegal for 13 years before becoming a lawyer in 2009. Her 23 years of experience in the legal field has served her well in that she has a compassionate client-centered approach to helping individuals and families obtain the best possible outcomes with their family law issues.. Joy graduated with her Master’s in Business Administration degree in 2003 and obtained her Juris Doctor degree in 2009. During law school, Joy had interned with the Gaston County Public Defenders’ office and for the Honorable Carl Horn, III in the Federal Court in the Western District of North Carolina.. Joy is licensed to practice law in North Carolina and the Federal Court in the Western District of North Carolina. She is a member of the Gaston County Bar, the North Carolina State Bar, and the Family Law Section of the North Carolina Bar Association.. Joy is a volunteer attorney with the Gaston County Domestic Violence Legal Clinic through the Gaston County Sheriff’s Department and has also handled numerous pro bono cases with Legal Aid of Gastonia in family law related matters.. In her free time, Joy loves spending time with her son, hiking, traveling and attending fitness classes.
DaVon Maddox is a passionate advocate for families and a committed family law attorney in Gaston County, North Carolina. Known for her dedication to guiding clients through some of life’s most challenging transitions, DaVon brings a profound understanding of the emotional and legal complexities inherent in family law.. Early Aspirations and Educational Foundations. Growing up in Richmond, Virginia, DaVon was inspired to pursue law from a young age, motivated by a desire to make a tangible difference in people's lives. With a deep-seated value for family, she focused her undergraduate studies on child development, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Sociology from The College of William and Mary. Her academic path reinforced her commitment to understanding the nuanced dynamics that affect families.. Legal Training and Professional Experience. DaVon expanded her horizons at the University of Georgia School of Law, where she earned her Juris Doctor. As president of the Family Law Society and a dedicated participant in the Family Justice Clinic for two years, she gained invaluable experience working directly with families. Her roles included interning at the Juvenile Law Center and working closely with respected Juvenile Court judges, all of which equipped her with a unique perspective and robust legal skills.. Client-Centered Legal Practice. In her practice, DaVon is devoted to handling divorce, child custody, property division, and domestic violence matters. She approaches each case with a tailored strategy, ensuring personalized attention and striving for the best possible outcomes for her clients. Whether mediating or litigating, DaVon’s approachable demeanor and strong negotiation skills provide a supportive and informed experience for all involved.. Community Engagement and Personal Interests. Beyond her legal work, DaVon is an active member of the Young Black Lawyers of Charlotte and Women Lawyers of Charlotte, contributing positively to the community and supporting professional growth among her peers. She holds memberships with the North Carolina State Bar and the Gaston County Bar Association, underscoring her professional commitment to upholding justice.. When away from the office, DaVon enjoys culinary experiments, walking her dog, and quality time with loved ones. Her dedication to fostering peaceful resolutions and supporting families through transitions reflects her compassionate approach to law and life.. DaVon Maddox is more than just a family law attorney; she is a fierce advocate dedicated to ensuring that every client’s journey toward new beginnings is handled with expertise, empathy, and respect.
Patrick is dedicated to zealously advocating for his clients through diligent and meticulous legal representation. Admitted to the North Carolina Bar in 2016, he has been part of the White & Allen, P.A. legal team since 2021. His practice areas focus on Domestic Law, Divorce, Child Custody, Child Support, Alimony, Post Separation Support, Equitable Distribution, DUI/DWI and Firearms Law. As a law student Mr. Holmes clerked for the Honorable Walter Mills in 2014 and was employed as a Summer Associate with Stubbs & Perdue, P.A. in 2015. Mr. Holmes serves as a volunteer Attorney and Judge for the North Carolina Teen Court Association.. Patrick is a cum laude graduate from North Carolina Central University School of Law where he served on the Executive Board of the North Carolina Central University Law Review. Prior to entering practice, Mr. Holmes earned his B.A. in Psychology from University of North Carolina at Wilmington.. Patrick Holmes is committed to excellence and efficiency when it comes to you and your rights, both inside and outside of the courtroom.. Call for a Consultation.
I focus my practice on criminal defense and domestic/family law. I work to find solutions outside of the courtroom but remain prepared and willing to fight for your rights as a trial attorney. Call The Castle Law Firm at to ask for a consultation.
Over 20 years of experience as a practicing attorney in the State of North Carolina, handling matters, including but not limited to criminal misdemeanors and felonies, traffic offenses, divorce, child custody, support and visitation, post-separation support, alimony, property distribution, domestic violence and wills. I have successfully handled cases in over 35 counties in the State of North Carolina and my experience is matched by the attentiveness and level of importance that I attach to all of my client's matters. Let my firm make your case a priority! Call today:
I pursued my undergraduate degree at Ohio State University. I was a resident advisor, a member of the Golden Key International Honor Society, and a member of the Women’s Glee Club. While at Ohio State, I was able to sing in various places throughout the United States and had the opportunity to sing at Carnegie Hall in New York City. I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English in three years and used the fourth year to intern at the Ohio State Bar Foundation. At the Bar Foundation, I was able to work on various charitable endeavors throughout the community.. Iattended Capital University Law School in Columbus, Ohio, where she earned a J.D. with an education concentration in children and family law. While at Capital, I worked for the National Center for Adoption Law and Policy, interned with the Durham County Attorney for the Department of Social Services and worked as a hearing officer for Franklin County’s Teen Court Program. I also competed on the school’s Children and Family Moot Court team.. After graduating from Law School, I moved to Charlotte and opened a private practice focusing in indigent criminal defense, juvenile delinquency, and child welfare. Shortly thereafter, I was hired on as the Mental Health Attorney on the Children’s Defense team at the Council for Children’s Rights. While in that role, I represented hundreds of child clients in mental health and delinquency proceedings.. When I not working, I serve as the chair for the Young Lawyer’s Division of the North Carolina Bar Association’s Wills for Heroes project which drafts estate planning documents for first responders. I have also previously served as the co-chair for the Bar Association’s Project Grace, a project helping elderly, low income people with estate planning documents. I enjoy hiking, running, traveling, spending time at the beach, and throwing tennis balls to my shih tzu, Daisy.