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Jackie M. Stebbins resides in Bismarck, North Dakota.  Jackie has received local and national distinctions recognizing her work as a lawyer and involvement in her community, before age 40.  Jackie graduated with distinction from the University of North Dakota School of Law and graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts from the University of North Dakota.  Prior to leaving private practice, Jackie was the senior partner at Stebbins Mulloy, LLC, in Bismarck.  In her free time, Jackie enjoys biking, kayaking, swimming, camping, reading and current events.

Mr. Onello has resided in Las Vegas for over twenty (20) years. After receiving a BSBA in International Business Management at UNLV, Mr. Onello was accepted to the Boyd School of Law, where he received several awards for his legal writing and analysis. Onello Law Group was founded in 2016, whereafter our office has represented clients in several areas of law, including: family law, criminal defense, personal injury, estate planning, probate, consumer protection, record sealing and gaming law (and more). Onello Law Group has a focus on family law, which often overlaps with other areas of practice, which is why it is important to have an attorney with other practice experience. Outside of legal practice, Mr. Onello enjoys rock climbing, mountain biking, trail running, and Brazilian Jui Jitsu.

I am passionate about my work, I fight hard for my clients, and I work tirelessly to achieve the best results.. My mantra in life has always been, “you can either give up, give in, or give it your all.” Shortly after I was born, my dad took a risk and started his own business working out of our basement. My mom joined him and fearlessly embraced the journey of small business owners with a hoard of three young children. Whether it was my mom knowing how every client took their coffee or my dad’s all-nighters during tax season, from day one my parents taught me the importance of compassion and hard work. Today, these are values that I bring to my work and to my clients.. When I decided to pursue a career in law I was met with a lot of “why?” When I dedicated my career to Family Law I was met with even more “why?” What people often do not understand is that the answer to that question is my WHY. People come to me during one of the most difficult periods in their lives. They are looking for an ally, someone to trust, someone to encourage them to not give up or give in. These people and families are why I chose this career path – to help them weather whatever storm they are facing.. I understand the circumstances requiring a Family Law attorney can be emotional, and I strive to be there for my clients through the entire process. I take pride in giving my all to my clients every day. I will not let you give up or give in, and we will give your case our all, together.. Outside the office you can find me exploring Charlotte with my husband and our three dogs: Indiana, Jackson, and Logan (affectionately known as our wiggle pack). If I am not cycling, you might spot me running down Providence Rd. with the wiggle pack tethered at my side. As a Pennsylvania native I am a proud born and raised Pittsburgh sports fan, forever in competition with my Philadelphia husband.. I am admitted to the state of North Carolina Bar and the United States Direct Court, Western District of North Carolina.

I am a sport and community junky. Growing up, I was involved in sports, church, clubs, and every extracurricular activity that was available to me. I thought I had a normal life, until I realized that I was going to become a child of divorced parents. I knew it would be a pivotal moment that would shape my future – and if you don’t believe me, I can refer you to a childhood journal entry that describes it in much more detail! While I did not understand the legal system or the ins and out of divorce, I knew I was different than most of my friends because I was a child of divorce. It was in those early years that I realized I wanted to make a difference long-term for other families and children facing separation and divorce. I knew that I could guide them as they discovered what their new “normal” would look like.. Giving back to people and being empathetic is who I am. The older I became, the more I was drawn to studying legal issues and developed an interest and love in the vast variety of what the law could teach us, how it could shape us, and how it influences our every day. While in high school, I received a recommendation for a position that had become available with a local law office. I walked into that office for an interview as a junior in high school, accepted a part-time position, and never looked back.. After ten years of being paralegal, working during the day and attending college at night, I knew I could do more. I applied for law school and was accepted. I attended law school part-time and continued my work as a paralegal. In my final year, I transferred to a full-time law student and graduated. I am now licensed to practice law in both North Carolina and South Carolina. I spend my days helping families navigate the ins and outs of divorce the same way an attorney helped my family and me all those years ago. Additionally, finding myself in the middle of divorce as a wife, mother, and attorney has added another layer of experience and challenge to the list of categories that enhance my ability to bring a unique perspective to family law cases, empathize with my clients, and understand the many emotions that family law cases bring.. I am a licensed Family Law Mediator in North Carolina and a Family Court Guardian Ad Litem in York County, South Carolina. While my focus has primarily been in the practice area of family law both as an attorney and as a Guardian Ad Litem, I also have experience in criminal law and traffic law, as well as estate planning and estate administration.. I love family law and helping those that find their definition of "family" is changing.

I am a family law attorney practicing in Charlotte, North Carolina. My passion is people, and I work hard to assist clients with litigation and mediation. Practice focus includes separation, divorce, equitable distribution, alimony, child custody, child support, adoption, and prenuptial agreements.

Ms. Love joined Burt & Cordes in 2017 after over five years of litigation practice with Hartsell & Williams in Concord, North Carolina.. She now focuses primarily on domestic litigation, including divorce, equitable distribution, child custody and support, alimony and post separation support, and step-parent adoption. She has a broad background in litigation, including representing various municipal entities, the Department of Social Services, and criminal defense work as a court-appointed attorney. She also assists with debtor-creditor litigation.. Ms. Love started her career teaching secondary mathematics at West Charlotte High School as part of Teach for America. When she is not in the courtroom, she spends her time as a Kiwanis advisor to several local high school Key Clubs, assisting with organizing and completing community service projects.

I am a licensed North Carolina family law attorney practicing with Soni Brendle, PLLC. I handle issues related to divorce and separation such as child custody, child support, absolute divorce, spousal support, equitable distribution, family law litigation, separation agreements and domestic violence. I also handle the drafting of premarital agreements and some adoptions. I practice primarily in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina but have experience litigating in other North Carolina counties, particularly Wake County. I value and respect my clients and I aim to provide the highest level of professional service to each and every client. I take a straightforward approach to handling family law issues. I do my best to ensure each client understands their rights and obligations under the laws of North Carolina and that they informed and prepared for each step of the family law process. I enjoy working with people and helping them navigate the difficult and emotional path through the divorce process.. I am originally from Charlotte, North Carolina where I attended Myers Park High School. After I graduated, I accepted a Division 1 swimming scholarship to Davidson College where I studied English Literature. I graduated from Davidson in 2013 and began my legal studies at Campbell Law School in Raleigh, North Carolina. While at Campbell, I discovered my passion for family law and helping people. I interned in both the District and Supreme Courts as well as in private practice with family law firms. I was also a member of the Campbell Law Review and served as the Symposium editor my 3L year.. I have more than seven (7) years of exclusive family law experience. I have been recognized by North Carolina Legal Elite and Superlawyers for my legal practice.. Outside of work, I am mommy to my young daughter and I enjoy spending time with her, my husband, and our pet cat, Fifi. I also enjoy working out and exploring new places in North Carolina and beyond.

Originally from upstate New York, Mr. Frost attended the University at Albany on a Presidential Scholarship with a double major in Political Science and Sociology he graduated magna cum laude.  After graduation he became certified to teach English as a Foreign Language and spent over a year in South Korea teaching English.. Mr. Frost went on to attend Wake Forest University School of Law in North Carolina graduating in 2013.  Mr. Frost joined Arnold & Smith, PLLC in the fall of 2013 where he focuses his practice primarily on civil litigation, family law, and business litigation.  In his free time he enjoys traveling, fishing and home brewing.

I work with my clients to help their families avoid litigation and to find the best possible solution for that client's particular situation.  I believe litigation is not an ideal solution for family law problems, because it discourages open truth-telling and encourages hostility and polarization.  Also, litigation is usually costlier and more time consuming than when parites use collaborative methods to resolve their differences.  The benefits of Collaborative family law methods are that the parties share information and work together to find areas of commonality and solutions that will benefit the whole family.  When parties use collaborative methods, the parties dictate the timing, not the courts, and the process is private.. I also work with parents in high conflict custody situations to decrease the hostility and to help those parents effectively co-parent their children. This type of work is know as Parent Coordination.  I am a certified Parent Coordinator.

I am a family law attorney and NC DRC Certified Family Financial Mediator with Tin Fulton Walker & Owen, PLLC.. My practice focuses on a variety of family law issues including:. Divorce. Property and Debt Distribution (Equitable Distribution). Child Custody. Child Support. Alimony. Domestic Violence Protective Orders. QDROs. Premarital Agreements. Mediation. Collaborative Law. As an attorney, I take a practical approach and develop focused strategies for my clients and work with them to ensure they understand all options and can make educated and informed decisions.. As a mediator, I help parties resolve family law issues outside the courtroom by serving as a neutral third party. I mediate cases for parties who have attorneys and for those who choose to represent themselves.

In her twenty years practicing family law at JMD, Beth has gained substantial trial experience assisting clients in the successful resolution of hundreds of family law cases. Her practice focuses on complex family law cases including equitable distribution, high conflict child custody, child support, spousal support, domestic violence, premarital agreements, alienation of affection and criminal conversation cases.. Beth regularly and zealously represents clients in the courtroom, arbitration proceedings, and at mediated settlement conferences, and is equally comfortable in each of these environments. She provides a level of service tailored to meet each client’s specific goals and works enthusiastically and diligently to achieve them.. Beth has been recognized as a leading family law attorney by Best Lawyers in America, an esteemed peer reviewed guide to the legal profession. She frequently speaks to members of the legal community at continuing legal education seminars on topics of family law.. Beth received her Bachelor of Science from Guilford College and her Juris Doctorate from Wake Forest University School of Law. She clerked for the Honorable Hugh A. Wells of the North Carolina Court of Appeals from 1993 – 1994 and joined James, McElroy and Diehl in 1994. She and her husband lived in Greece from late 2003 – 2009, where she enjoyed the experience of an American expatriate living in Europe. She continued the practice of law in Greece, representing the United States Olympic Committee related to the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, as well as other American clients. She also worked at an international firm, Ince and Co, before returning to the firm in the Fall of 2009 and resuming the practice of family law.. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and traveling.

Board Certified Specialist in Family Law. As the child of divorced parents, I have seen firsthand the stress the legal system can have on a family.  I was fortunate in that my parents had a wonderful support system comprised of other family members and their respective attorneys, making the legal process smooth and manageable.  It is this background that led me to law school, and specifically to the practice of Family Law.  My goal continues to be to dedicate my career to ensuring other families have a similar experience to mine.  I consistently strive to be a strong support system for those going through a difficult period in their lives by providing impeccable service and a sympathetic ear. I believe that with the right service and support, families can successfully navigate their legal matter and move forward in a positive manner.

I am an attorney with Sodoma Law where I practice family law.  I help clients throughout the Charlotte metropolitan area with divorce, division of assets and liabilities, child custody, child support, adoption, separation agreements, and modifications of custody and support.  I received my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and my Juris Doctor degree from North Carolina Central University School of Law.  I always strive to provide the highest quality of service while meeting the needs of my clients with the utmost care and courtesy.  When I’m not practicing law, I enjoy spending time outdoors, watching sports, and spending time with my wife and two sons, David and Charles.

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