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Shomik Gibson focuses her practice on domestic law matters, including: divorce, custody, child support, and domestic violence issues. She is a trained mediator and looks for ways to ultilize collaborative methods for her clients. Previously, she clerked in family court and federal district court, which have allowed her to have insight into the judiciary and court policies. Shomik and the Mulinazzi Law Office are committed to remaining focused on each client's best interest and their long-term goals.. Shomik is a member of the Maryland State Bar Association.

In her 36 years of practice,Linda Sorg Ostovitz has served as a leader, educator and advocate. Mrs. Ostovitz holds a prestigious fellowship in the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and serves as the Secretary of the Maryland Chapter. She also serves on the Board of the Howard County Chamber of Commerce and the Business Women's Network of Howard.. Mrs. Ostovitz represents clients in Howard, Anne Arundel, Carroll and Baltimore Counties. Her practice focuses exclusively on divorce litigation and mediation, child custody and access, child support, alimony, business valuation, as well as property and asset distribution. In addition to providing legal representation in court, Mrs. Ostovitz provides mediation services to help families come to a resolution without the need for litigation.. Mrs. Ostovitz has written and contributed to publications on family law matters, including the Maryland Bar Journal, and USA Today. She is a strong advocate for her clients and inspires the highest level of confidence, allowing the best and most informed decisions to be made.. She enjoys speaking to groups like the National Family Resiliency Center, and guest lecturing for organizations. She also hosts free seminars to educate the public about the varied legal options in family law. Mrs. Ostovitz values mentorship and lends her experience to students by serving as a judge in the Maryland State Bar Association high school mock trial competitions, as well as mentoring newly admitted attorneys.. Her commitment to the community extends to her generous contributions and active participation in Gilchrist Hospice, Columbia Patuxent Rotary, and Leadership Howard County.

Sarah Novak Nesbitt is the Managing Attorney of Family Law at the Family Legal Advocacy Group, L.L.C.  Prior to that position, Sarah was an associate with Weinberg & Schwartz, L.L.C.  Sarah’s practice focuses on collaborative divorce, advising clients in mediation, representation of children in contested cases, estate planning, adoption, guardianship of children, and litigation. Sarah has been an at-large board member for the Howard County Chapter of the Women’s Bar Association since 2010, is a regular volunteer at the Family Law Clinic at the Circuit Court for Howard County, and is a member of the Howard County Collaborative Professionals, the Howard County Bar Association, and the Maryland State Bar Association. Sarah graduated cum laude from the University of Maryland School of Law in 2009, where she won the Maryland Public Interest Law Project Pro Bono Student of the Year award for her work in starting a pro bono project for law students in partnership with Project HEAL through the Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service and Johns Hopkins Children’s Center. While in law school, Ms. Nesbitt worked as a volunteer with domestic violence victims through the House of Ruth and focused her academic work on courses such as Domestic Violence and the Law, Children and the Law, Children and Divorce, Mediation in Family Law, and Families, Contracts, and Status. Sarah’s work in law school also focused on alternative dispute resolution options for families, including collaborative law. As an undergraduate student, Sarah studied family dynamics and infant and child development, and she graduated magna cum laude from the University of Notre Dame with degrees in psychology and sociology. Prior to attending law school, Ms. Nesbitt worked as a full time volunteer teacher at a scholarship school for low-income middle school boys in Baltimore City. In 2011, 2012, and 2013, Sarah was named as a Super Lawyers Rising Star for her work in family law.

Jacquelyn Limsky received her Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science from the State University of New York at Buffalo in 2011 and her Juris Doctor from University of Baltimore School of Law in 2014.  While in law school, Ms. Limsky worked as a law clerk for a family law firm in Towson, Maryland and served as a legal intern in the United States Tax Court for the Honorable Daniel A. Guy, Jr.. After graduating from law school, Ms. Limsky began her career in Litigation, focusing on Medical Malpractice, Employment Law, Contracts, and Other General Liability Issues.  During this time, Ms. Limsky developed a strong foundation of litigation and mediation skills as well as significant courtroom exposure.  As Ms. Limsky developed her litigation skills, she decided to begin focusing her legal practice on ways that would help families in need.  During this time Ms. Limsky developed significant skills regarding the division of qualified and non-qualified retirement accounts, qualified domestice relations orders (QDROs), and guardianships.. Ms. Limsky joined Limsky Law Group, LLC in May 2020 as a Partner after discovering her passion for assisting families through the aging process.  In addition to helping families with QDROs and Guardianships, Ms. Limsky now focuses the majority of her time handling Estate Planning, Probate, and Elder Law matters.. Court Admissions:. Professional Affiliations:. Volunteer:

Striving For Peaceful Resolutions To Divorce And Family Law CasesIf you are facing divorce, custody or another family law concern, you already know that this is an emotionally difficult time. What you may not know, however, is that it is often possible to resolve these cases without much contention or family drama.. I am attorney Jaime Cheret, and I have devoted my Maryland family law practice to helping people get through family law matters with as little conflict as possible. Whether we decide on negotiation, mediation or collaborative divorce law, I can guide you through the legal process in a civil manner.. While it’s true that many divorces start out in a traditional litigation posture, most will settle before going to trial. I can explain how to minimize the cost and stress of traditional litigation to resolve your case. For your peace of mind, when you work with me, you work directly with me; I answer my phone, respond quickly to messages and personally perform all the work on your case.

Christina practices with her husband Peter Zettersten and they have offices in Brentwood and Murfreesboro.  Christina is admitted to the Tennessee Bar and is a member of the Tennessee Bar Association and the Williamson County Bar Association. She is also admitted to practice before the United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee. She was previously admitted to the Kansas and Minnesota Bars prior to relocating to the Nashville area. Christina provides legal services in Williamson, Rutherford, and surrounding counties. Christy practices in many areas of the law and focuses on family law.. Christina graduated from Washburn University School of Law in Topeka, Kansas where she earned a certificate in law and government. During law school Christy participated in the law clinic where she represented clients in divorce, adoption, and immigration cases. During law school, Christy studied abroad at the University of the West Indies in Barbados. She also interned at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces in Washington, D.C. Prior to moving to the Nashville area, Christy worked for the State of Kansas in the area of administrative law.

Peter Zettersten graduated from Washburn University School of Law in Topeka, Kansas where he earned a certificate in law and government. Peter worked in the Washburn Law Clinic and represented clients in criminal and divorce cases while attending school. During law school, Peter interned at Winters & King, Inc. where he worked on a wide range of legal matters. Additionally, Peter interned in Washington, D.C. with Senator Jim DeMint's office working on the Joint Economic Committee. Peter is admitted to the Tennessee Bar and is a member of the Tennessee Bar Association, the Williamson County Bar Association, as well as the Tennessee Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. Peter is a local of the Nashville area and provides services in Williamson, and Davidson Counties. Peter has an undergraduate degree in Psychology and prior to law school, he worked in corrections as a case manager. Peter is dedicated to being an attorney your family can count on. Peter works in many areas of the law and focuses on family law as well as estate planning and criminal law.

In 2008, Michael began practicing family law at Schell, Binkley and Davies, LLC.  As an associate there, Michael learned from the very best divorce lawyers in Tennessee.  Throughout the years, Michael has proven a dedicated, strategic and experienced family law attorney.. Michael is a native of Williamson County and, prior to beginning his practice, worked as a clerk in the Williamson County Courthouse.  Michael remains involved in the Williamson County Bar and is a member of the Tennessee Bar Association's Family Law Division.. Michael has been recognized and received several awards for his Divorce, Family Law and Criminal Law practice.  Michael received awards including: SuperLawyer's Rising Star; SuperLawyer's SuperLawyer;  American Institute of Family Lawyers Top 10 Award; Top 40 Under 40 Lawyer; and The National Trial Lawyers Top 100 Lawyer.

Sean R. Aiello is a Partner of Schell & Oglesby, LLC and a native of Franklin, Tennessee with a family history of practicing law in Williamson County dating to the 1800s. Sean graduated from the University of Tennessee with a bachelor’s degree in arts for political science and Italian language, and obtained his Juris Doctor and Graduate Degree in Comparative Law from Louisiana State University, Paul M. Hebert Law Center in 2015.. Before joining Schell & Oglesby, LLC, Sean clerked for the judges of the 21st Judicial District Circuit Court which includes Williamson, Hickman, Perry and Lewis Counties. In his current practice, Sean centers on divorce and custody matters as well as wills and estate planning issues.. In 2018, Sean was elected to local government to serve as Williamson County Commissioner for District 11 where he has since chaired the Law Enforcement Committee and served on numerous other committees including Internal Audit and Tax Study.Sean is actively involved in his local bar associations, elected President of the Williamson County Bar Association Young Lawyers Division for the 2019-2020 term, and is an active member of the John Marshall Chapter of the American Inns of Court. Since 2017, Sean has additionally served on the Board of the Tennessee Bar Association Young Lawyers Division in various leadership positions, and, since 2018, as District 11 Representative for twelve counties located in Middle Tennessee.. Sean additionally serves on the Pull-Tight Players Theatre Board of Directors as legal counsel, and volunteers his time running local legal clinics and participating in Franklin Noon Rotary Club service projects. When not working, Sean enjoys carpentry and other construction endeavors.

Alisha practices family law, including divorce and post-divorce proceedings, child support and parenting plan modifications, parental relocations, and juvenile court matters. She also represents small businesses in Williamson County in transactional and collection cases.. As a former co-chair for the Junior League of Nashville’s “Kids in the Kitchen” program, Alisha pursued her passion for educating families about nutrition and health. A native of Virginia, she lives in Franklin with her husband T. Jay. They enjoy running, cooking, and traveling together.

Heather D. Piper is the founding partner of Piper Law PLLC.  With a legal practice that spans over a decade, she is an experienced litigator with multiple victories at the trial and appellate levels.  She also has advanced training in the non-litigious collaborative divorce process.  Her unique litigation background and her continued commitment to caring for the overall health and happiness of her clients make her a unique and forceful asset to the family law community.. Heather's creativity, hard work, and dedication to excellence has earned her recognition by her peers in the legal community.  She has consistently been named one of Tennessee's Top Ten under 40 Family Law Attorneys and a Mid-South Rising Star by the Super Lawyers Magazine.  She has also been the recipient of Tennessee's 10 Best Attorneys for Client Satisfaction award from the American Institute of Family Law Attorneys from 2015-2020, a two-time recipient of the American Board of Trial Advocates Award, and a Best of the Bar nominee by the Nashville Business Journal. She is a member of the Middle Tennessee Collaborative Divorce Alliance, Nashville Bar Association, Tennessee Bar Association, and American Bar Association.

Attorney Michal Durakiewicz has handled over one thousand cases ranging from criminal defense to divorce to business litigation. On the criminal defense side, he has won numerous dismissals, acquittals, and reductions on behalf of his clients. On the civil litigation side, he has represented clients in breach of contract claims, real estate disputes, and sexual harassment cases in federal court.. In his law practice, Michal has distinguished himself as a relentless advocate for the interests of his clients, with hundreds of hours of courtroom experience. His approach to legal representation comprises three elements: informing the client of all his or her options, performing a rigorous investigation of all the facts relevant to the client’s case, and thoroughly preparing for every possible development in the case. Knowing that the secret to success in the legal field is being willing to outwork one’s opponent, Michal has achieved victories in the courtroom time and time again.. Michal received his undergraduate degree in Russian Literature in 2012 from Vanderbilt University. He received his Law Degree in 2015 from Emory University School of Law in Atlanta, Georgia. At Emory Law, he was awarded an academic merit scholarship which covered most of his law school tuition.  This award was based on his exceptional undergraduate achievement.. Outside the courtroom, Michal enjoys travel, fishing, and skiing. He is fluent in Russian and Polish.

My name is Samuel G. "Sam" Holloway. I am a family law attorney practicing law in Columbia, Maury County, Tennessee. Please feel free to contact me at  to schedule a consultation with me. I look forward to helping you in your divorce, child custody, child support, and other family law matters.