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Liana was born and raised in the Houston area. She graduated from Drexel University Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration before attending New York University School of Law where she obtained her Juris Doctorate degree.. Prior to joining Hunt Law firm, Liana was a family law attorney with Texas Riogrande Legal Aid. She has a passion for utilizing her skills inside and outside the courtroom to help her clients and their families achieve justice.. Liana has experience in many facets of Family Law including divorce, child custody, child support, property division, visitation enforcement, spousal support (alimony) and domestic violence protective orders.. Liana loves the opportunity to have a direct impact on families’ lives. She prides herself on her attention to even the smallest detail, zealous advocacy on behalf of her clients, and her focus on keeping up-to-date with the most recent innovations in the courtroom.. Liana will fight for her clients and use the legal process to ensure that their rights are fully protected and that they get a just outcome in their case.

Jessica puts her clients first and aggressively protects their interests in a professional and efficient manner. Jessica is an experienced litigator who utilizes her negotiation skills and courtroom experience to secure the best possible outcome for the families she represents.. Prior to joining the Hunt Law Firm, Jessica served as a prosecutor at the Bexar County District Attorney’s Office in San Antonio. She gained invaluable trial experience and has successfully obtained guilty verdicts in a number of child sexual abuse trials as well as a murder trial. Jessica had the privilege of fighting for the men, women, and children who were victimized in her community during her time as a prosecutor, and she continues to zealously advocate on behalf of the those she represents as a family law attorney.

Kourtney was born and raised in the Houston area. She graduated from Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law and obtained a Bachelor of Arts from Howard University in Washington, DC, with honors.. In law school, Kourtney served as Chief Student Counsel for the VanSickle Family Law Clinic. During this time, Kourtney was able to work on a diverse range of family law cases. Through her work in the legal clinic, she was able to zealously advocate for the rights of her clients, learning how to powerfully but compassionately represent her clients’ interests. It was during this time Kourtney truly discovered her passion for family law.. Kourtney understands that each case is unique, and she approaches every case with a focus on obtaining the best long-term outcome for each client.

Natalija takes pride in providing vigorous, zealous advocacy for her clients, both inside and outside the courtroom. She understands the importance of working with clients, who come to the firm at a difficult time in their lives and together developing a solutions-oriented plan and strategic next steps that will achieve the client’s goals while minimizing costs.

Family law issues are an unfortunate fact of our community, and our firm takes great pride and care in helping individuals and their children get through such an emotionally and financially taxing time in their lives. At Sandoval Law Firm, you will work with a firm where communication is a focus and is key to what is likely a foreign and stressful situation for you. Whether your legal issue can be handled quickly or is a lengthy process, we are constantly reviewing your case, calculating the next steps and considering the next best approach. Your case is not just a number.. Our firm diligently works on strategic and successful cases from prenuptial agreements to custody and support plans. We listen to every detail. Having handled divorces involving complex business and property divisions, children from multiple families, and domestic violence or protective orders, we can confidently address any family law issue you have.. Set up an appointment with us today by calling, or send us a message online. We are eager to listen and help.

Before joining Noelke Maples St. Leger Bryant, Jon practiced law in New York City, where he was a Felony Assistant District Attorney in the Brooklyn District Attorney’s office. While at the District Attorney’s office, Jon prosecuted high-level felony cases ranging from robbery to attempted murder and gained valuable courtroom experience by bringing numerous cases to trial before juries as well as judges.. Jon graduated from the George Washington University Law School in Washington, D.C., where he was named a Thurgood Marshall Scholar and was a member of the Public Contract Law Journal.. While in law school, Jon completed internships at the United States Department of Justice’s Office of the Pardon Attorney and with Judge Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum of the United States District Court, Southern District of New York.

Austin attorney Vanessa Simone is one of the founders of Deitchle + Simone Law Firm PLLC. Vanessa’s main practice areas are Texas family law, child welfare and guardianship law. She focuses on divorce, child custody, modifications, adoption, guardianships and LGBTQ+ family law in Travis County.

I was born and raised in Topeka, Kansas. I grew up cheering for the University of Kansas Jayhawks, so naturally, I earned my Bachelor’s of Social Work, Master’s of Social Work, and Juris Doctor from KU.. While pursuing my Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees, I volunteered at the local domestic violence center and answered the crisis hotline. When I graduated with my Master’s degree, I started working for the domestic violence center full time. I helped victims safety plan around violence, leave abusive relationships safely, connected them with attorneys to represent them in legal proceedings, and accompanied them to Court as a source of support. Watching the injustices that survivors of domestic violence faced in the legal system is what led me to pursue becoming an attorney.. While attending the University of Kansas School of Law, I focused on litigation and interned for the local district attorney's office. After law school, the mountains called my name so I moved to Colorado Springs, Colorado where I worked in child support enforcement for three years. As a child support enforcement lawyer, I established paternity and support orders, modified support orders, prosecuted contempt actions for non-payment of child support, and facilitated a problem-solving court. I was actively involved in the Ben S. Wendelken American Inn of Court and the El Paso County Young Lawyers Association. On the weekends, I could be found in the mountains with my husband, either hiking with my golden retriever or snowboarding.. My husband is a native Texan so we were very excited when his military service brought us to central Texas. Practicing family law in Texas has been the most enjoyable part of my legal career and assiting clients in the most important transition of their lives has been the most rewarding part of my legal practice.

Both of my parents served in the United States Navy and as a result, my two younger brothers and I were raised all over the country. After living in many different places and never having a “hometown,” I am happy to call Bellingham home and raise my two boys here with my husband, who is a Whatcom County native.. I first came to Bellingham to attend Western Washington University, where I graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Community Health and a minor in Sociology. While at Western, I coached Girls on the Run, volunteered as a Peer Health Educator and played competitive ultimate Frisbee on both collegiate and club teams. It was on the ultimate Frisbee field that I first met my husband.. After working in Bellingham for a year after my undergraduate studies, I attended Gonzaga University School of Law, where I graduated Cum Laude. While at Gonzaga, I volunteered for the Unemployment Law Project, representing clients in hearings and written appeals to obtain unemployment benefits.. I also interned for a Spokane County Superior Court Judge and had summer internships in Bellingham, at LAW Advocates and a local law firm. Additionally, I coached Gonzaga’s undergraduate women’s ultimate Frisbee team and served in student leadership for the Gonzaga Public Interest Law Project (GPILP).. I was admitted to the Washington State Bar in 2009. I joined Shepherd and Abbott in 2012, after having worked at another local law firm for three years prior. I am grateful to work with such competent, ethical and passionate colleagues, all of whom work diligently to help our clients attain their justice.. I am a member of the Whatcom County Bar Association, Washington Women Lawyers (Whatcom County Chapter), and the Washington Association of Justice (WSAJ).

Jessica’s keen intellect and ability to narrow volumes of information into the most salient points makes her a highly persuasive and effective attorney. Her dedication to the practice of family law comes from a passion to connect with the lives of people who need help and provide them with capable and considerate representation.

I see my job as a lawyer as helping people find solutions to their problems. This means spending time listening to my clients to find out what their goals, fears, and hopes are, and then working with them to try and find out how we can best achieve their objectives.. My practice is focused on working with clients who are seeking to resolve their issues outside of court. For me, Collaborative Law is a way to help people end their marriage in a reasonable and adult way that will allow them to look back on their divorce as a time of positive growth. Collaborative principles allow this to happen in a safe and respectful environment.. One benefit of resolving things outside of court is preservation of existing relationships. A therapist I know put it very well when she said that in a divorce, we end the relationship of husband/wife, but the relationships of mother/father/children continue. It is those relationships of father/mother/children that need to be protected to the extent possible even when the family is no longer going to be living together in a single home.. A second benefit is self-determination. A resolution that the parties create for themselves with professional assistance, and that they therefore truly believe in, will be far more durable, far more satisfying, and far more tailored to their specific concerns and circumstances than a resolution imposed by a court, or even a resolution negotiated between two attorneys.