Family Law

• Divorce
  Splitting up but staying whole.... Is that possible? With a conventional litigated divorce, it’s highly unlikely. Going to court and fighting over children and money brings out the worst in people. Collaborative divorce, though, is a new and different ball game. It allows people to go through the divorce process in a way that helps them to maintain a good relationship with each other and to protect their children. This is what is meant by “splitting up but staying whole.” And it is possible.
• Child Custody and Visitation
• Spousal Support

Criminal Law

• Sex Crimes
  Marcy attended Washington and Lee University School of Law after her own divorce and with two young children at home. Since graduating, she has worked as a prosecutor of domestic violence and sexual assault cases and then in private practice. She is a settlement expert and a conflict resolution advocate.
• Assault
• Murder
  Recently there have been a number of sad and disturbing stories in the news about stalking crimes, including murder of stalking victims.  And recently I’ve had a number of clients who have definitely been victims of stalking behaviors by their “former” significant other.

Health Law

• Auto Accidents