is the owner of Pedersen Law, PLLC in Williamsburg, Virginia as well as Behrmann Law in Roan Mountain, Tennessee. She is licensed to practice in Virginia and Tennessee. The focus of Ms. Pedersen's law practice is matters related to family law, which includes divorce, custody, parenting time, support, estate planning, adoption, and issues related to military divorce situations. Currently, she is counsel for a client with a case pending before the Supreme Court of the United State, Yourko v. Yourko. Aside from managing several attorneys and support staff, Ms. Pedersen has a very active practice, but also believes in staying abreast of local and statewide legal matters. She is a member of the Williamsburg Bar Association, Virginia Mountain Valley Lawyers Association, Family Law Section of the Virginia State Bar, and Tennessee Bar Association. A believer in continued education, Ms. Pedersen has served as an adjunct professor at William & Mary School of Law and is pursuing a PhD degree in criminal justice. She earned her undergraduate degree from Old Dominion University and her J.D. degree from Regent University.

is a retired circuit court judge for the 20th Judicial Circuit of Virginia. She is currently managing director of Juridical Solutions PLC, where she mediates family law disputes which are most suited to alternative dispute resolution. Judge Irby is experienced in all areas of civil litigation, including complex business disputes, divorce (equitable distribution, spousal support and custody), and personal injury claims. Before going on the bench, she practiced law with her primary focus on domestic relations. Judge Irby earned her B.S. degree from Central Michigan University and her J.D. degree from Thomas W. Cooley Law School.

is a sole practitioner. She is a trial attorney and former magistrate in domestic relations, as well as a former juvenile court magistrate. Ms. Carinci regularly practices in several counties such as Harrison, Belmont and Columbiana, as well as Jefferson. She has also practiced in Cuyahoga, Franklin and Stark counties. An experienced trial lawyer, Ms. Carinci has served as council on numerous nationally significant cases. She has been very active in the local community and serves on many boards for charitable organizations. Ms. Carinci has worked as an adjunct professor at Eastern Gateway Community College, teaching real estate law for over 23 years. She earned her B.S. degree from Franciscan University of Steubenville and her J.D. degree from Western Michigan University Cooley Law School.