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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.

At Bakes Law, LLC, we give every client and case the attention that is deserved, providing personal service so that our clients are well taken care of. Our firm provides a thorough assessment of each situation so that we are familiar with the details and we recognize any areas that could strengthen the case of our client. We offer a free consultation so that everyone has the chance to receive professional insight, without the cost that comes along with it. Get in touch with our team as soon as possible to start seeking a solution.

Being a Domestic Attorney in a full service firm gives me the resources to fight for my clients.  Divorce, support and custody disputes create the most stressful time in one's life.  I zealously represent my clients with compassion, working out creative solutions whenever possible and litigating for the outcome my clients are looking for if necessary.  I utilize my strong negotiation skills to settle 90% of my cases with the other attorney or through mediation and negotiations, but for the 10% that require a full trial, I have years of successful litigation experience to go the extra mile for my clients because everything we do in domestic law matters in your life -- from protecting your assets, your children or your livelihood.

Robert M. Worster III (Rob) is a 2005 cum laude graduate of the T.C. Williams School of Law at the University of Richmond. He is licensed to practice in all state trial and appellate courts in the Commonwealths of Virginia.. Rob is a member of the Virginia State Bar and Virginia Law Foundation. He is also on the Fairfax Bar Association's Board of Directors and is Secretary of the Fairfax Law Foundation.. Rob has practiced family law and criminal defense since 2005, mostly in Northern Virginia. He handles all aspects of family law cases including support, protective orders, domestic assault and battery, military divorces, and custody disputes. He has resolved many cases through trial and alternative dispute resolution and routinely drafts complex prenuptial, property, support and custody agreements. Rob serves as a mediator (with and without attorneys) and was certified as a Guardian Ad Litem for Children by the Supreme Court of Virginia in 2009.. Rob believes that the needs of the case dictate the most appropriate approach, whether it be litigation or mediation. He attempts to minimize attorneys’ fees and costs and to use collaborative and cooperative techniques whenever possible.. Prior to beginning his private practice, Rob served as a prosecutor and as a judicial law clerk to Fairfax County Circuit Court Judge Randy I. Bellows and legal intern to United States District Court Judge Henry E. Hudson. He also interned with the United States Attorney’s Office, the Public Defender’s Office and Rappahannock Legal Services (Legal Aid).. While in law school, Rob was a published member of the University of Richmond Law Review, co-winner of the Chief Justice Carrico Appellate Advocacy Moot Court Competition, and editor of the law school’s newspaper, Juris Publici.. Rob is a jazz musician, woodworker and proud USMC veteran.

Ms. Hayba joined the firm of Curran Moher Weis in 2017 after practicing domestic relations law at another Fairfax, Virginia firm. Ms. Hayba focuses her practice solely on domestic relations matters involving divorce, custody and visitation, child support, spousal support, equitable distribution, and other related issues. Ms. Hayba provides her clients with both dedicated and compassionate legal representation, focusing on her client’s short-term and long-term goals.. In 2018, Ms. Hayba was trained as a collaborative law practitioner and is a member of the Collaborative Professionals of Northern Virginia (CPNV), Virginia Collaborative Professionals (VaCP) and the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP). Ms. Hayba believes that all clients should be informed of and have access to a variety of pathways towards resolution when faced with one of the most challenging times of their life. As a result, she strives to maintain a multidimensional practice, which allows her to address the needs of individual clients. Ms. Hayba has experience with traditional settlement negotiations, alternative dispute resolution methods, and litigation.. Ms. Hayba is a native of New York and received her undergraduate degree, summa cum laude, from Rutgers University. Ms. Hayba went on to obtain her Juris Doctor degree, magna cum laude, from The Pennsylvania State University, Dickinson School of Law and is admitted to practice in both Virginia and New Jersey.. Ms. Hayba is an active participant in the Northern Virginia legal community, including as a member of the Family Law and Young Lawyers Sections of the Fairfax Bar Association. Ms. Hayba has been recognized as a “Rising Star” by Virginia Super Lawyers in 2019 and 2020.

Morgan Painley is an Associate Attorney at Raheen Family Law, P.C., practicing exclusively family law. She is experienced in handling every type of family law matter in Virginia, including separation, divorce, custody, visitation, and support cases. Ms. Painley represents clients in Fairfax, Manassas, Prince William County, Alexandria, Arlington, Leesburg, Loudoun County, and all across Northern Virginia.. Ms. Painley, originally from Central Virginia, attended Elon University School of Law, where she graduated in December of 2022. During Ms. Painley's tenure at Elon University School of Law, she was the Vice President of the Education Law Society and was a member of the Innocence Project.. After graduating from law school in 2022, Ms. Painley attained her Virginia Bar license in October of 2023.

Todd was born and raised in rural Arkansas. He knows what it was like to do without running water in the house or a flushing toilet. He is the son of a mother who worked in factories all of her life, and his father was a bricklayer. He truly understands what its like for real people in the real world. He even managed to get into some trouble of his own as a youngster, but he definitely hasn't forgotten his roots.

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Managing Partner and Trial Attorney, Keller Caubarreaux, joined the firm in early 2012 and has been a partner since 2017. Keller originally grew up in Dallas, Texas, and after graduating from the University of Tulsa College of Law, Keller came to Colorado to begin his legal career.. After successfully building, owning, and operating Williams, Caubarreaux & Lane, P.C., a local law firm focusing primarily on family law, Keller decided to pursue his desire to help injured victims. Keller's passion for helping those who have been wrongfully injured combined with his dynamic approach provides a refreshing experience in navigating the claims process and legal system.. His practice with the firm is focused on personal injury cases which includes automobile collisions, automobile vs. pedestrian cases, truck crashes, premise liability, wrongful death, dog bites, and skier collisions.. Keller is skilled at producing meaningful settlements for his clients but is also prepared to take his cases to trial when settlement is not possible. He has successfully represented clients in Alamosa, Aspen, Craig, Delta, Denver, Durango, Eagle, Grand Junction, Glenwood Springs, Gunnison, Grand Junction, Moab, Montrose, Pagosa Springs, Price, Salt Lake City, Steamboat Springs, and Telluride.. You can rest assured Veritas Injury Lawyers will provide meaningful and effective representation during every stage of the claims and litigation process.. Outside of the office Keller is very involved in the local community and loves the outdoor scene western Colorado has to offer. He has served as the Mesa County Bar President, volunteers his time on numerous boards for local non-profit organizations, and even teaches a law class at Colorado Mesa University.. Accident victims need professional and competent assistance following a serious injury or loss of a loved one. Keller and his team have the knowledge to help you through this stressful and challenging time.. At Veritas Injury Lawyers, our client's interests come first. We thoroughly explore all available insurance and avenues of recovery in order to maximize recovery for accident victims. If you are confronted by an unreasonable adversary, we will provide you with effective representation to seek justice in the courtroom.

Ruby Panter practices in the area of family law and divorce, predominately in Madison County, Alabama and Morgan County, Alabama. She counsels clients regarding matters such as divorce, division of assets, alimony, paternity, child custody, child support, modification, visitation, dependency, and related matters. Ruby understands the challenges families face in all areas of family law and guides clients through these difficult transitions. She has the skills and legal knowledge necessary to handle the unique circumstances of each case, whether negotiating on behalf of a client through alternative dispute resolution or zealously advocating a client’s interests through litigation. Before coming to New Beginnings Family Law, P.C., Ruby served as Judicial Law Clerk to Presiding Judge Jennifer M. Howell in the Circuit Court of Morgan County, Alabama and Judge Ballard in the Circuit Court of Jefferson County, Alabama. There, she gained invaluable experience and insight in issues concerning family law, as well as other practice areas. Ruby is a native of the Decatur and Huntsville areas. In her free time, Ruby enjoys horseback riding and spending time with family and friends, including her Great Dane, and gardening.

Mollie Anderson is a native of Huntsville, Alabama and an honor graduate of Sparkman High School. She graduated from The University of Alabama in December, 2013 with a Bachelors of Arts in Criminal Justice and a minor in Human Development. While studying at the University of Alabama, she was an avid volunteer for the READ program and a member of the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority.. In May 2017, Mollie graduated from Cumberland School of Law, Samford University. While in law school, Mollie participated in numerous negotiation, mediation, and arbitration competitions and was a member of the Arbitration team during her second year. Mollie made the Dean’s List five semesters and received the Scholar of Merit award for the highest grade in Contracts II. Prior to graduating, Mollie gained invaluable experience working as a law clerk for the General Counsel of the Caribe Resort in Orange Beach, Alabama; the Department of Children’s and Families in Pensacola, Florida; and the prestigious plaintiff’s firm, Burke Harvey. During her third year of law school, Mollie gained experience through her Judicial Observation with the Honorable Judge Laura Petro, of the Jefferson County Circuit Court, Criminal Division. Mollie is a member of the Alabama State Bar.