is a senior litigation paralegal with Halloin Law Group, S.C. She has more than a decade of experience with respect to all aspects of the litigation process, from initial client meetings through appeals, both for federal court and various state court actions. Ms. Finnigan's areas of responsibilities include handling discovery, with a focus on subpoenas, both during discovery and for trial; assisting attorneys with briefs and affidavits; and preparation for and attendance at trial including, tracking and maintaining all exhibits, and coordinating witnesses, trial logistics, and obtaining and running any technology that may be present for trial. She also has extensive knowledge and experience as a law firm administrator. Ms. Finnigan has assisted in over 20 trials in federal court and state courts such as Kansas, Illinois and Wisconsin. She has taught numerous seminars both locally and nationally, predominately in areas of litigation, technology, case management, document retention, and law firm management. Ms. Finnigan has been a repeat nominee for the Wisconsin Law Journal's Unsung Heroes, which recognizes the contribution and achievements of non-lawyers in the legal field. She earned her B.A. degree from Marquette University and her paralegal certificate from Milwaukee Area Technical College. Ms. Finnigan earned the State Bar of Wisconsin certified paralegal (SBWCP) certification in 2019, which recognizes Wisconsin's most highly qualified paralegals, able to perform substantive legal work under the direction of Wisconsin-licensed attorneys.

has been a senior paralegal with Higdon, Hardy & Zuflacht, L.L.P. for 22 years. She is the past president of the paralegal division of the State Bar of Texas and a member of the State Bar of Texas Family's Law Section, The College of the State Bar of Texas, San Antonio Bar Association, National Association of Legal Assistants, and San Antonio Paralegal Association. Ms. Boss earned her associates degree from the College of Paralegal Studies.

, PP, PLS-SC has been a legal professional for over 25 years and has worked in many different capacities in the law firm environment, including file clerk, legal secretary, office manager, administrative assistant, and paralegal. Ms. Trindle Byrne has previously spoken on ethics and other topics at the webinar entitled, "A Paralegal's Guide to Discovery in Divorce". Through determination, hard work and on-the-job training, Ms. Trindle Byrne gained the background knowledge and skills to perform as a legal support professional. Believing education to reinforce her skills was important, she attended Phoenix College and earned her Associate of Arts Degree in paralegal studies; obtained her PP and PLS certifications from NALS; and her specialty certificate (SC) in family law from NALS. Ms. Trindle Byrne has practiced many areas of law and has worked as a family law paralegal with David N. Horowitz of Warner Angle Hallam Jackson & Formanek PLC for the last 18 years. She believes her communication skills, creativity, intuition; and innovation make her an effective leader.