Metcalfe County Domestic Violence Lawyers

Obtain legal advise from someone who takes time to listen! I am a caring lawyer who combines a compassionate heart with solid legal knowledge.

After traveling throughout the world raising a Navy family of five, I have seen the good, the bad and the extremely impoverished. My heart has always been to provide the highest level of empathy while evaluating the best outcome for any situation.

A Kentucky native, eastern KY to be specific, I know what people face in this ever changing landscape we call, "life"!

Do not look for a good lawyer, look for someone who actually...

Stotts Law, PLLC is a solo practice, offering legal services over a broad geographical area, including Fayette, Bourbon, Woodford, and Scott Counties, and other surrounding areas upon request. Areas of practice include family law, divorce, child custody and time sharing, adoption, child support, domestic violence, and more.

If you face a possible legal problem or are just unsure of your rights, The Risk Firm, PLLC is here to help. An experienced attorney on your side will protect your rights when you need it most. When you work with The Risk Firm, PLLC, you receive the benefit of a knowledgeable attorney, free consultation, affordable fees, and convenient office hours.

Teris Swanson graduated magna cum laude from Southern Illinois University School of Law in 2017. She was voted by her law school classmates as “Most Likely to be A Supreme Court Justice” and graduated in the top 5% of her class. Additionally, she was awarded with a certificate recognizing over 100 hours of pro bono work during her time in law school. She achieved a perfect score in criminal procedure and federal income tax and made the second highest score in several classes including contracts, constitutional law, conflicts of law, and administrative law. Prior to attending law school, Teris graduated summa...

I am an attorney with over fifteen years of experience handling civil and criminal litigation as well as business and real estate transactions.

You do not have to go to court alone. I am a fighter if you need one!

Jeff grew up in western Kentucky and learned the value of hard work and building relationships from his parents, Tom and Judy. He has practiced in his hometown of Princeton, KY since his admission to the bar in 2011. Mr. Rousseau is a product of the Caldwell County Schools System, the University of Kentucky, and the Salmon P. Chase College of Law at Northern Kentucky University. Mr. Rousseau is admitted to practice before all state courts in Kentucky as well as the United States District Court for the Western District of Kentucky.



Jeff has formerly served as vice president and...

Sarah brings varied life experience to the table and that sets her apart. Not only does she have 8 years of experience practicing locally, but she also has 15 years of experience owning a local business. She is deeply rooted in service to the Murray community and has shown her dedication through active membership with the Rotary Club, Angel's Attic Board of Directors, as well as other volunteer work. She is also the Past President of the Calloway County Bar Association and has presented at a forum for the Kentucky Bar Association. She is a graduate of...

Jessica Flinn is a native of Anna, Illinois, a small town in the Southern most tip of the state. She completed a bachelors degree in Zoology and a minor in Environmental Studies from Southern Illinois University Carbondale in 2004. Jessica then continued her education at Vermont Law School, and earned her Doctor of Jurisprudence in 2007. Shortly thereafter, she joined the Chittenden County State's Attorney's Office in Burlington, Vermont working as a state prosecutor on misdemeanor and felony offenses.

In 2008, Jessica and her husband, Michael, relocated to Murray, Kentucky, when her husband accepted a faculty teaching and research position in...

Virginia is a life-long resident of Northern Kentucky. She is the daughter of a Peruvian immigrant whose mother raised her by herself after her father passed away when she was five years old. She became a lawyer to help people. On the first day of law school, her professor asked, how many of you are here to simply make money in a corporate setting and how many of you are here to serve the public and help people. Out of the 120 students in that class, she was one of only five people who raised their...