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Alycia Stack has spent her career litigating in Southern Maryland, helping families and children through times of crisis.  As a partner at Williams, McClernan, & Stack LLC, she concentrates her practice in family law, including divorce, child custody, and adoption. She most recently represented children in the child welfare system, throughout foster care, terminations of parental rights, and adoptions as a Staff Attorney at Maryland Legal Aid. Prior to that she represented victims of domestic violence in peace and protective order proceedings. She is active in the local bar, having served as president and president-elect, and as a member of the scholarship committee.. Alycia is a proud midwesterner, born and raised in Indiana and having attended Kenyon College in Ohio. After graduating from the Washington College of Law at American University in 2009, she and her husband moved to St. Mary’s County. She is happy to call Southern Maryland her home because she believes that the values of this community in many ways match those that she was raised with: family as a priority, a slower pace of life, and a love of the outdoors. She and her family enjoy hiking at local parks and attending the River Concert Series and events on Leonardtown Square.

Kecia Caudill Van’t Hof is a family law attorney and civil litigator. Her areas of focus include general disputes, litigation, divorce, adoption, child custody, child support, and estate planning. She also has a general practice involving business disputes and transactions.. Kecia is an alumnus of Northwestern College in Orange City, Iowa. While at Northwestern, she obtained a BA in Sociology and a career emphasis in Criminal Justice. She also ran track at the collegiate level and was a cheerleader for the football team (Go Raiders!). Kecia has recently graduated with her JD from Creighton University School of Law in Omaha, Nebraska. She received a certificate in Family Law, was the co-editor-in Chief of the International and Comparative Law Review Journal, received an "Outstanding Oralist" Award during the Moot Court Competition, and was a member of the Advanced Trial Competitive Team - displaying an early ability for excellence in courtroom advocacy.