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Kainani graduated from the Creighton University School of Law in 2009 with a concentration in litigation. While at Creighton Law, Kainani was the recipient of the Francis M. Ryan Diversity Scholarship and the Public Interest Law Forum grant. During law school, Kainani worked in a variety of public interest roles as a legal intern at the Creighton University Milton R. Abrahams Legal Clinic, the Douglas County (Nebraska) Office of the Public Defender, the Hawai'i Innocence Project, and the Honolulu Office of the Public Defender. She was a member of the Creighton Law Public Interest Law Forum and also the founder and president of the Creighton University Asian Law Student Association. After graduating from Creighton Law, Kainani served as law clerk to the Honorable Glenn S. Hara in Hilo, Hawai'i, where she worked on a variety of civil and criminal legal matters with the judge. In 2010, Kainani began practicing criminal defense as a Deputy Public Defender at the Honolulu Office of the Public Defender. Kainani defended hundreds of people in misdemeanor and felony jury and bench trials. She also filed briefs with Hawaii's Intermediate Court of Appeals and the Hawaii Supreme Court. In late 2016, she was assigned to Hawaii's Opportunity Probation with Enforcement (HOPE) Division where she worked within the HOPE specialty court in the Honolulu Circuit Court. During her work in HOPE, Kainani provided criminal defense with a client-centered approach in a program that holds probationers accountable while helping them, in a rehabilitative way, to succeed during their probation and in life. As a Deputy Public Defender, Kainani also represented clients in juvenile procedures, civil commitment hearings, and before the Hawaii Paroling Authority. A 2000 graduate of Maryknoll High School and 2004 cum laude graduate of the University of Nevada Las Vegas, Kainani was admitted to the Hawai'i State Bar Association in October of 2009. She is licensed to practice in all courts in the State of Hawai'i. Kainani has been an adjunct professor teaching criminal law at Kapi'olani Community College, continues to provide court appointed criminal defense legal representation to indigent clients, and serves on the board of directors of the Hawaii Filipino Lawyers Association. She is active in the community as a pro bono legal advisor for the Legal Aid Society of Hawai'i's Access to Justice Legal Clinic, the Hawai'i Filipino Fiesta Legal Clinic, the Hawai'i Volunteer Legal Services Juvenile Records Expungement Program, and the YMCA College Camp. Kainani's years of experience spent zealously advocating on behalf of Hawai'i's indigent population has given her unsurpassed litigation skills and insight. Kainani understands the uncertainty that a person can encounter when entering the legal system. Her experience helping those people navigate through that system, and compassion for clients, help them find the light at the end of the dark tunnel. Kainani is committed in applying her legal expertise to help individuals and families get past their legal issues and smoothly transition into the next phase of their lives.

Fennell, Briasco & Associates is a five attorney firm with a focus on Family Law, Criminal Law, and Probate Law issues.   As a group, we have over 45 years of experience working thousands of complex cases across Georgia. We specialize in Parental Alienation Custody Cases, along with complex family law and criminal law matters.. My firm has an excellent reputation for aggressive case investigation, persistent advocacy, and cost-effective case resolution.  We proudly serve clients in Bartow, Cherokee, Cobb, Fulton, Forsyth, Pickens and Paulding Counties.  I have proudly grown this firm through the most honorable of compliments, which is the client referral.. Call for your consultation now.  We always provide reasonable retainer rates.

Here at JMG Law Firm, our goal is to provide quality service for all of your legal needs.  We focus on helping you to navigate through your legal process to make sure you are taking the proper steps whether it is a family law issue, you have experienced a personal injury, drafting of a will or probating an estate.  Our objective is to give our best to every client.  As a scripture based firm, we strive to incorporate Proverbs 31: 8-9 in our every day practice by speaking for those in need who cannot speak for themselves.  As a result, it shows in our work.  Let us help you!

Markeith Wilson was born in North Carolina and received his B.S. in Accounting from North Carolina A&T State University in 2001. Attorney Wilson served his country as an officer in the U. S. Air Force from 2001 until 2007. While still on active duty, Attorney Wilson attended Georgia State University’s school of law. Attorney Wilson received his J.D. and passed the bar in 2010. Attorney Wilson has successfully maintained a solo practice where he represented clients in criminal and family matters in Metro-Atlanta area. Attorney Wilson partnered with Attorney Constancia Davis to form The Wilson Davis Firm, LLC. As a partner at the Wilson Davis Firm he currently leads the firm’s Family Law Division where they now practice all over the State. Along with the Practice of Law Markeith Wilson also loves to serve his community through Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.,  church and various other civic organizations.

I have been practicing law since 1992 and am licensed in Pennsylvania and New Jersey and admitted to practice in Federal Courts in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and the District of New Jersey. Although my office is located in Jenkintown, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, I also frequently handle cases in Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Philadelphia Counties.. I grew up locally graduating from Lower Merion High School and earned my Bachelor of Arts Degree from the University of Pennsylvania. I then enrolled at Emory University School of Law in Atlanta, Georgia and received my Juris Doctor in 1992 when I graduated as a member of the Dean’s List.

Mindy Carr practices family law with a focus on dissolution and post-divorce matters involving high-conflict custody issues and complex financial issues. She has a background in family law, dependency law, and criminal defense at several successful private law firms and non-profit organizations in Seattle and Everett. She cares deeply for her clients and works hard to empower them to fight for what is financially fair and for what is best for their children. While Mindy’s compassion for her clients, tenacity, and feisty personality make her a zealous advocate in court, she also appreciates the power of a more collaborative approach.

I am an experienced, aggressive advocate with over nineteen years of experience.  My goal is to provide high quality legal services at reasonable rates.  My practice focuses exclusively on family law including, but not limited to, divorce, parenting plan and child support modifications, paternity matters, and mediations/arbitrations.   I primarily practice in King County and Snohomish County.  I am the current chair of the East King County Bar Association Family Law Section and I serve as a Commissioner Pro Tempore with the King County Superior Court.  In my spare time, I volunteer as a mediator with the King County Volunteer Family Law Settlement Conference Program and with the Eastside Legal Assistance Program.  I offer a free initial consultation.  If you have questions or concerns regarding a family law issues, please do not hesitate to call.

I want clients to know that they can make it through this. It may be emotionally  difficult, but I will be there to help them make sound decisions that will enable them to resume normal life again.

Cynthia Buhr is an attorney that practices primarily in the area of family law, including representation of individuals in dissolutions, adoptions, estate planning, and LGBTQ+ legal issues.

Rhea has seven children:  two biological children, four step-children, and an adopted child, along with eleven grand-children, three great grandchildren, and two dogs.  Her beautiful daughter Rebecca is a senior paralegal at Gilson-Moreau & Associates, P.S.  She enjoys Blues, camping, writing and playing music, singing, knitting, crocheting, making costumes, reading, and spending time with her family.

Bita has been practicing family law in King and Snohomish Counties since 2004.  Her practice areas include divorce, parenting plans, child support, relocations, post-dissolution enforcement matters, and domestic violence.. Bita strives to help her clients reach an amicable resolution, and avoid unnecessary conflict and trips to the courthouse.  Being involved in divorce and litigation can be difficult and stressful. Her goal is to reduce the impact litigation and divorce can have on everyone involved, especially the children.. Decisions made during this process can have long-lasting results.  Bita believes that maintaining an amicable and collaborative approach, helps her clients gain control of their case and their own financial future and decisions affecting their children.. However, going forward in an amicable and collaborative manner is not appropriate in some cases, especially those that involve domestic violence and abuse.  Therefore, when litigation becomes necessary, Bita will advocate and fight tirelessly for her clients and help them obtain optimal results.

My passion is in the area of family law, which I have been involved with since 1999. More specifically, to be a voice for the children of divorce. My ultimate goal is to shift the focus to the children, detour the animosity that is all too often involved in these intense and emotional cases, as these children not only get lost in the mess, but will be the ones to benefit from a lifetime of co-parenting.

I help families throughout Colorado navigate through the stress and anxiety encountered in difficult domestic relations cases.  I am here to help you protect your kids, assets, and pets.  I provide creative solutions to unique and difficult problems and always strive to minimize the cost of litigation while maintaining the highest standards.. When I'm not working you can find me in the mountains, especially on a powder day!

An avid chess player, Myles focuses his practice on family law matters — including divorce, separation, child custody, and child support — and mediation. Myles is a graduate of the Monfort College of Business at the University of Northern Colorado, where he received the Academic Excellence Award. He received his law degree from the University of Colorado at Boulder School of Law, where he was a student attorney with the Family Law Clinical Program. Myles also served as a law clerk at a Boulder litigation firm and a legal intern at Centennial telecommunications company, Verio, Inc. Prior to joining Johnson Law Group, Myles worked for a mid-sized law firm in Greeley practicing probate, real estate, and business litigation, and also for a law firm in Denver practicing high-end family law and general civil litigation.

Originally from New York, I moved to California in 1983.  After finishing High School in Woodland Hills, I attended California State University, Fullerton, where I obtained a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice with a minor in Sociology.  Thereafter, I obtained my J.D. from University of La Verne, College of Law, and have been in practice ever since.. I started my legal career working for others, until opening my own firm.  Now, the primary focus of my practice is all aspects of Family Law, from nuts to bolts.  In addition, I serve as the family law mediator for the Superior Court of the County of Los Angeles, in the Van Nuys, San Fernando and Pasadena Branch courts.. It is my goal to acheive the best possible results for my clients and in the process, assuring that the children are not used as "pawns", or bargaining chips to accomplish a goal or agenda of either party.

I started my career working in complex commercial litigation. In my early career, my work primarily focused on assisting large corporate entities litigate significant insurance policies. Although the work was sophisticated, I knew it was missing the human element that I desired. Once I realized this I made a concious decision to transition my practice to focus primarily on domestic litigation.. Today, the bulk of my practice consists of domestic litigation, which includes divorce, custody actions, child support actions, modification and order enforcement. I know that divorce and custody issues are often the most emotionally and financially stressful times in my clients' lives and I take great pride in walking them through the process.. I pride myself on being a pragmatic problem solver and am constantly looking for solutions that are in my clients' best interest. Not all situations require a "scorched earth" approach, but some do. I understand the difference between cases that require a delicate touch and those that need aggressive litigation and tailor strategy to suit my clients' needs.