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Meghan has passion for helping children and families. She serves as a Guardian ad Litem for children as they navigate through the court system. Through her work as an adoption lawyer, she is able to see families brought together, and begin a new journey together. Meghan handles step-parent adoptions, grandparent adoptions, infant adoptions, as well as helping foster parents give a forever home to their foster children. Meghan graduated with a degree in Political Science from Emory & Henry, where she was active in Pi Sigma Alpha, Cardinal Key, and Pi Gamma Mu. While studying at Emory & Henry she completed an Honor Thesis titled, The Front-Loading Problem in American Presidential Elections. After graduating from Emory & Henry, Meghan received her Juris Doctorate from Cumberland School of Law, Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama. During her time there, she held prestigious internships with the Alabama Attorney General's Office and the Tennessee Supreme Court. Following graduation, she served as law clerk to the Honorable James P. Smith in Huntsville, Alabama before moving to Knoxville, Tennessee.Meghan is currently licensed in Tennessee and Alabama.

Paige Coleman was born and raised in Panama City, Florida and moved to Tennessee in 2005. Paige graduated from Florida State University with an undergraduate degree in Communications and attended law school at Lincoln Memorial University - Duncan School of Law where she obtained her J.D. in 2013.  Paige has two sons, currently 16 and 18 years old, one of which attends Farragut High School and the other who is an adventurer at heart and is currently backpacking his way through California and Oregon.  Paige is an avid runner, and exercise enthusiast, and loves a good SEC football game! A Floridian by birth, she is now proud to call herself a Tennessean at heart!

Joanna D.  Brick has been practicing law for fifteen years in Northern New Jersey and working in law since the age of 22.  Presently, she manages her own boutique family  law practice while assisting an array of clients requiring representaion on a multitude of levels.  She brings her experience and professional skills to each and every client in a specialized version for an outcome that best suits each person's needs.  The firm will handle domestic violence matters, prenuptial agreements, divorce, custody, support, distriubtion of assets, post-divorce matters, college contribution, emancipation and all related matters.  Consultations are always available to learn about real options and practical solutions.

Since 2000, attorney Donna Martin has represented hundreds of clients and provided highly personalized advice and thorough representation in all areas of family law. She is a sophisticated negotiator and skilled courtroom advocate who can adapt her strategy and tactics to your immediate needs and long-term family law objectives. Attorney Martin is licensed to practice in both Massachusetts and Maine and for over a decade maintained a general practice in both states including family law, criminal law, civil litigation, administrative law and international custody disputes in Federal Court under the Hague Convention.

As a child of divorced parents, Katrina considers herself to have started her career in family law as a young teen and has used her personal experiences to sharpen her legal skills. Family law has been, and continues to be, the sole focus of her practice.. Katrina earned her B.A. In Psychology with a minor in Political Science from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, CA, and her J.D. from Seattle University School of Law.. Katrina officially began exploring her passion during law school, by volunteering with the King County Bar Association Pro Bono services. There she supported unrepresented litigants by walking them through their sensitive divorce and custody procedures, as well as those striving for third-party custody of loved ones. As if that did not fill her cup enough, Katrina was then fortunate to work alongside her first mentor, solo family law practitioner Helene Ellenbogen, which exposed her to complex financial litigation and high-conflict parenting plan issues.. After passing the bar in 2017, Katrina went into private practice and has been representing clients in family law matters in Thurston, Lewis, Grays Harbor, and Mason Counties.. Through her experiences, Katrina learned how overwhelming even the most “simple” process could look to families and has taken this outlook with her while engaging with her current clients. She is especially cognizant of the fact that litigation does not occur in a vacuum; its effects reverberate through every aspect of a client’s life and into their future.

Kimberly was raised in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and graduated from Oshkosh North High School. She completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and she graduated cum laude from the Michigan State University College of Law. During law school, Kimberly placed an emphasis on family law, earning a certificate in Child and Family Advocacy. After law school, Kimberly served a one-year term with AmeriCorps as a VISTA (Volunteer In Service to America) with a legal aid organization in Northern Illinois. Prior to joining Di Renzo & Bomier, Kimberly practiced family law in Southeastern Wisconsin for nearly five years. Kimberly represents clients in a variety of family matters, including: divorce, child custody and placement, paternity, and child support. She is dedicated to her clients and she strives to achieve fair and equitable results that are in the best interests of her clients and their children.

Natalie is an Arizona native who has dedicated her practice to achieving positive outcomes for families and individuals in domestic relations and juvenile matters since 2012. Natalie handles all aspects of divorce and paternity matters, and colleagues regularly defer to her knowledge regarding nuanced child support issues and cases with Department of Child Safety (DCS) involvement. Natalie also brings private termination of parental rights and third-party / grandparents’ rights actions on behalf of clients in her current practice.. Natalie’s roots in family law started during her time as a student attorney with the Child and Family Law Clinic at the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law. After licensure, Natalie initially represented children in child dependency, permanent guardianship, and adoption cases. She then served as an Assistant Attorney General (AAG) for the State of Arizona litigating juvenile and domestic relations matters for six and a half years.. As an AAG, Natalie first worked in the Protective Services Section, managing a high-volume trial caseload in child dependency and termination of parental rights actions. She then transitioned to the Child Support Services Section where she represented the State in Title IV-D paternity, establishment, modification, and enforcement of child support actions, including interstate matters. Natalie went into private family law practice in January 2020, and she has been growing that practice ever since then.. With a background in cases involving trauma, interfamily conflict, and disruption of the parent-child relationship, Natalie has cultivated a practice that balances creative problem solving with compassion and diligence. Natalie partners with her clients throughout the legal process, and strives to make them feel heard and respected during some of the most challenging times in their lives. She believes in the mediation and settlement process to resolve matters if at all possible, but her trial experience makes her an excellent advocate in the courtroom as well.. As a mom of three active kids, Natalie is sensitive to the needs of children and challenges of parenthood, which is particularly helpful when walking through legal decision-making and parenting time matters with her clients. She also understands the importance of financial peace of mind, and therefore takes special care to ensure her clients obtain the best financial outcomes possible on issues of support, spousal maintenance, and division of assets and debts.. In addition to her case work, Natalie volunteers her time as a volunteer Judge Pro Tempore with the Pima County Superior Court, is a member of the Southern Arizona Chapter of the Arizona Women Lawyers Association, and presents at Continuing Legal Education seminars. Natalie served a 5-year tenure with the Morris K. Udall Inn of Court, and was a mentee with the Arizona Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) Mentor Group 2021-2023.. Outside of the office, Natalie most enjoys spending time with her family. In her free time, Natalie also enjoys singing, playing piano, crafting, traveling, and putting miles on her road bike in Tucson’s vibrant cycling community.

Meagan Moodie is a family law attorney practicing in the Denver Metro area. Meagan focuses her attention on divorce and custody issues, modifications of previous orders, and obtaining protection orders for victims of domestic violence and other abuse. Meagan strives to achieve out of court resolutions in all her cases, but strongly advocates for her clients when litigation is necessary. The best interest of her client and their children are Meagan's utmost priority in all of her cases.. Meagan brings a practical and personal understanding to her family practice. She’s had extensive training to become a certified Child & Family Investigator, a certified Mediator, and a Parental Coordinator/Decision Maker. Meagan has also had significant training in the issues surrounding domestic violence, child abuse, and trauma survivors. Meagan’s previous work experiences include the family division of Colorado Legal Services, in the family division of the Saint Louis University Legal Clinic, as a clerk in the Denver District Court, and at her solo law practice, The Moodie Law Firm. She has successfully tried dozens of cases in many Colorado courtrooms.