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Brandy Thomas is an attorney with Freed Marcroft, LLC. She focuses her practice on family law including divorce and child custody, adoption and mediation.. After working in New York City law firms throughout her undergraduate years at Fordham, Brandy headed to law school and focused about 75% of her studies on divorce, family law, and representing children.. It is no surprise that Brandy has spent the better part of a decade focusing the majority of her law practice on divorce and family law, advocating for clients in Trial Courts throughout Connecticut all the way up to the Appellate Court. Brandy is also an accomplished divorce mediator.. Brandy finds deep meaning in guiding our clients through what is often one of the most challenging times in their lives and helping them find happiness on the other side. One of her greatest honors is empowering clients to realize that they are strong enough to handle the divorce process, and that they and their children can and will thrive in the future.

Ashley began her legal career as a law clerk with Louden, Katz & McGrath, assisting the partners with client cases right after graduating law school.

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Rhiannon M. Jordan, Esq., is an aggressive and enthusiastic courtroom competitor. She possesses a degree in Business Administration from Campbell University and a law degree from Regent University. She is admitted to practice in all Virginia State Courts as well as the District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. She is a member of the Virginia Beach, Norfolk, and Portsmouth Bar Associations. Rhiannon is a life long runner and athlete. Rhiannon enjoys the challenges associated with the practice of law and takes pride in vigorously representing her clients in defamation, sexual harassment, legal malpractice, criminal, traffic, divorce, custody, visitation, support, and other types of cases. Rhiannon brings gusto and determination to every matter and has made her mark in difficult defamation, domestic, and criminal cases.

Areas of Practice: Family Law, Separation/Divorce, Custody, and Personal InjuryProfessional Associations and Memberships: Virginia State Bar, Virginia State Bar, Member Norfolk Portsmouth Bar Association, Member Norfolk City Council Drug Advisory Committee, Member Old Dominion Intercollegiate Foundation, President The Virginia Club, President Co-founder & President of the Norfolk Free Clinic Commissioner in Chancery for the Circuit Court of the City of Norfolk Since graduating from law school in 1970, I have practiced in the Hampton Roads area primarily in civil litigation with an emphasis on family and personal injury law. I have successfully appealed cases to the Circuit Court of Appeals of Virginia, The Virginia Supreme Court, and The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals.. I played basketball for Old Dominion University & paid all costs of my education. I attended law school on a scholarship.

I have been practicing primarily Family Law (Divorce, Spousal Support, Child Support, Custody & Visitation) and Criminal Defense in my 10+ years of practice.

Marcus Greene is a Principal with Roop Xanttopoulos Babounakis & Klam, PLLC, focusing on the practice of family law in Northern Virginia. His practice covers every type of family law matter in Virginia, including divorce, custody, visitation, and support.. Mr. Greene is born and raised in Virginia, and graduated from James Madison University (Economics) and Washington and Lee University School of Law. Mr. Greene was certified as a mediator prior to attending law school.. Mr. Greene began his legal career spending five years in criminal prosecution, working first in Arlington County, Virginia, and then serving as an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney for Fairfax County, Virginia. Mr. Greene’s practice focused on victims of violent crime, as he was specially selected to be part of the team focused on sexual assault cases. Mr. Greene gained extensive expertise in trial preparation and advocacy, appearing almost daily in the largest jurisdiction in the state.. Mr. Greene joined RXBK in December, 2020, where he brings his unique blend of financial knowledge, evidentiary expertise, and empathy to his client in and out of the courtroom. He became a Principal in January, 2025.

Sharon joined Hirsch & Ehlenberger in October 2014. She is a member of the Fairfax Bar Association and the Virginia State Bar.. Sharon attended The George Washington University Law School, where she was a member of the Family Law Society, Equal Justice Foundation, and Mock Trial Board. While in law school, Sharon completed internships at The Office of Attorney General for the District of Columbia in the Child Protection and Juvenile Sections, and Legal Services of Northern Virginia. Sharon interned with the Honorable Peter A. Krauthamer on a domestic relations docket at D.C. Superior Court. She also completed two semesters of clinical work through GW’s Family Justice Litigation Clinic and Domestic Violence Project.. Prior to law school, Sharon earned a Bachelor of Arts in political science and a Bachelor of Sciences in psychology from the University of Florida. She joined Teach for America upon graduating from UF, and taught high school math at a Title I school in rural Eastern North Carolina for two years.. Admitted: Virginia

Since 1994, my practice has included all aspects of domestic relations litigation, including child custody and visitation, support issues, property division and divorce as well as appeals of domestic cases to the Court of Appeals.  These cases range from simple unconetestd divorces to contested divisions of complex personal marital estates, including valuations and divisons of business assets.. In addition, I do adoption work and adult guardianship and conservatorship cases. I have been qualified by the Virginia Supreme Court as a guardian ad litem for both children and incapacitated adults. I have previously represented injured plaintiffs in personal injury and medical malpractice matters as well as individuals charged with traffic cases. I practice in all courts in Loudoun County, and on occasion, in surrounding jurisdictions.. From 2013 - 2016 I was invited to be a faculty member for a three year term for the Virginia State Bar’s Harry L. Carrico Professionalism Class, the Virginia Supreme Court’s mandatory course on Professionalism and the Virginia Rules of Professional Conduct.. I am actively involved in state and local bar associations. I am a Past President of the Virginia Women Attorneys Association (2010-2011) and  past Board Member of the state VWAA Board (2006-2014) as well as a co-founder, Treasurer and President of the local Loudoun Chapter of the VWAA.. I have been a member of the Loudoun County Bar Association and am President-Elect for the 2015-2016 term.. I have worked to ensure equal access to legal services by being a member of the Special Committee on Lawyer Referral of the Virginia State Bar Association.  The lawyer referral is a service designed to assist the public in obtaining referrals for local attorneys.. I have resided in western Loudoun since 1998 with my family and truly enjoy being a member of the Loudoun legal community.  I have been involved with various community outreach projects including moot court programs, establishing an adoption day program in Loudoun County and organzing Empty Bowls events to raise funds to combat hunger in our community.  I am an amateur potter and enjoy traveling.

Rhonda Wilson Paice was born in Loudoun County and attended Loudoun Valley High School. She graduated from the University of Virginia with a B.A. in Foreign Affairs and received her J.D. from the T.C. Williams School of Law at the University of Richmond in 1987.. Rhonda is admitted to practice in Virginia, in all state and federal courts. After having interned while in school at the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney in Loudoun County and the Loudoun County Circuit Court, Rhonda began her career as an associate with the largest law firm in Virginia – McGuire, Woods, Battle & Boothe – at its Tysons Corner office. While at MWBB, her practice area was primarily civil litigation with concentrations in tort defense, warranty and products liability, and commercial and contract claims, representing international, national and regional clients. Thereafter, Rhonda worked briefly for a small Fairfax County firm specializing in regional medical malpractice defense litigation.. In 1994, Rhonda returned to Leesburg and opened the firm of Paice & Mougin-Boal with her colleague, Christine Mougin-Boal. The firm merged with Joe S. Ritenour in 2004, becoming Ritenour Paice & Mougin-Boal, a general practice litigation. firm, criminal and civil.. From 2007 to 2010, Rhonda was honored to participate as a faculty member for the Harry L. Carrico Professionalism Course, the mandatory seminar required of all new members of the Virginia State Bar. The course focuses on the high level of professional and ethical conduct expected of attorneys in Virginia. The faculty members are nominated by their peers and selected by the Chief Justice of the Virginia Supreme Court.. Rhonda primarily represents individuals and small companies, and her areas of practice include the litigation of divorce/custody and visitation/spousal and child support/property division; the defense of all criminal offenses, felony/misdemeanor/traffic; the review and litigation of contract disputes; real estate contract and title issues.. Rhonda is a member of the Virginia State Bar, the Loudoun County Bar Association (Board of Directors – 2004-05; President – 1997-98; Treasurer – 1995-96), and a partner in Marquis Investment Group, LLC, the owner of the historic Laurel Brigade building where the office is located.. Throughout her years of practice, Rhonda has valued community service and has been active in various outreach projects. Rhonda continues to reside in Loudoun with her daughter, and is an avid fan of her beloved Redskins and Nationals, as well as the Virginia Cavaliers.

I've dreamed of becoming a lawyer for a large portion of my life, and I'm happy to report that years of practice have not dulled my passion! I consider it an absolute privilege to represent my clients and to meet people "where they're at". We all fall on hard times during various seasons, and I see first hand just how difficult it is to walk through a divorce, custody battle, criminal charge, protective order, and many other legal matters. Because I understand these unique personal challenges and emotional battles, I consider it my responsibility to operate as a light in a dark place. As a family law lawyer and certified mediator, I aim to help husbands and wives, fathers and mothers, family members and parents preserve their relationships for the sake of the children. If I can help individuals come to a place where they can sit around a table and figure things out together without fighting to the death in court, I consider it a great victory. Although I do enjoy going before a Judge and fighting for your position (as every true attorney enjoys!), I prefer to help my clients move forward without a blood-thirsty court battle.. I have practiced in Hampton Roads and the greater Peninsula area, and I am familiar with many local Judges and courtrooms. I've done much criminal defense and family law work in the past, but have now narrowed my practice to family law matters. As a graduate of Regent University School of Law and a Hampton Roads resident, I truly value serving my community in a way that helps many families and individuals move forward.. In my free time, I'm an avid songwriter and I enjoy singing with my Church's worship ministry. Plus, I'm a tea enthusiast, and I love burying my nose in a great book!

Matthew G. Finley is an experienced trial attorney, having tried hundreds of trials, including jury trials. Most important to him is getting to know each client, learning their story, and providing the best representation for their circumstances and needs.. Mr. Finley was born in Corbin, Kentucky on the other side of the Appalachian Mountains. He went to the University of Kentucky on scholarship, graduating Summa Cum Laude and being initiated into Phi Beta Kappa. He then moved to Virginia and attended William and Mary Law School, graduating in 2014. After graduating he worked for the Hampton City Attorney’s Office. From that point Mr. Finley practiced five years as a prosecutor defending the rights of victims, ultimately as a Senior Assistant Commonwealth Attorney in Hampton responsible for special victims.. Throughout that time, Mr. Finley worked diligently arguing and trying cases on behalf of individuals who were wronged, who had their lives interrupted at no fault of their own, and who needed to find a way to continue living. He uses his experience and knowledge in trial work to represent every client with the level of passion they would expect from their attorney.