Mary Adams is a Licensed family therapist who works with couples, families, men, women, teens, and children. Her specialties include trauma, communication/conflict, EMDR, mediation, play therapy, and addictions. Mary often works with separated parents on effective communication, co-parenting skills and dynamics, and conflict management/resolution.

Paige J. Anderson is a partner at S|A|S Legal Group LLC in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Her practice focuses primarily on Guardian ad Litem representation, family law, and juvenile matters. Paige’s practitioner goal is to always provide compassionate and comprehensive representation while guiding clients through complex legal matters in a clear and realistic manner. Paige currently serves as the Chair-Elect of the Wyoming State Bar Family Law Section Council, is a member of the Civil Pattern Jury Instruction Committee and sits on the Board of Directors for the Black Dog Animal Rescue Foundation.

M.J. “Jenny” Hall is an 8th generation Wyomingite that was born and raised in Cheyenne, WY. She graduated from the University of Wyoming College of Law in 2014 with her J.D. and MPA. Jenny immediately began practicing in theareas of domestic relations such as divorce, child custody/visitation, and domestic violence. Jenny is currently a Partner at Lance & Hall LLP where her practice is centered around divorce actions and custody/visitation cases. Jenny has been actively involved in the advancement of domestic relations law in Wyoming. Jenny is the past Chair of the Family Law Section of the Wyoming State Bar and is still an active member of that board. Jenny has served on the Child Support Review Committee for the Department of Family Services and has lobbied in the Wyoming Legislature on behalf of that committee. Jenny helped organize the first ever formal training of civil Guardians ad Litem for private custody/visitation cases in the state of Wyoming.

Honorable Nathaniel S. Hibben currently serves as a District Court Judge for the First Judicial District in Laramie County, Wyoming, where he presides over a broad range of matters including civil, criminal, and family law cases. Prior to his appointment to the First Judicial District Court, Judge Hibben served as a Circuit Court Judge in the Eighth Judicial District and as a municipal judge in Torrington, Wyoming. Before joining the bench, he worked in private practice and served as a public defender in Goshen County. Judge Hibben also served as President-Elect of the Wyoming State Bar prior to his appointment to the circuit court bench. He earned his law degree from Liberty University School of Law and began his legal career clerking for Justice Keith Kautz during Justice Kautz’s tenure as a district court judge in Goshen County.

Laura Jackson graduated from the University of Wyoming College of Law with honors in 2003. Upon graduation, Ms. Jackson clerked for the First Judicial District Court in Cheyenne, Wyoming including the Honorable James E. Burke, the Honorable Nicholas G. Kalokathis, and the Honorable Edward L. Grant. Ms. Jackson practiced at Long, Reimer, Winegar, Beppler, LLP until 2013 when she opened up her own practice. Ms. Jackson is a partner of Jackson & Ojeda, LLC in Cheyenne, Wyoming who primarily practices family law, elder law, and estate planning. Ms. Jackson has been a Guardian ad Litem and an advocate for children for 15 years.

Elizabeth Lance is the founding partner of Lance & Hall LLP. Prior to opening her own practice, she worked in both the private and public sectors. Beth presently works as a contract attorney for the Guardian ad Litem Office, the City of Cheyenne Board of Public Utilities, and as a lobbyist for AT&T and WTLA. Beth’s private practice focuses primarily on juvenile law, family law, and appeals. Beth and her husband, Ryan, have two boys, Andrew and Henry. As a family they enjoy attending sporting events and recreating outside together.

Bryan Rogers grew up in southern Texas, but has lived with his wife Julie in southeastern Wyoming for the past 35 years. Bryan ventured into law later in life, leaving behind a regional position with Pilot Flying J Travel Plazas to attend law school at the University of Wyoming. Dealing with caffeine-fueled truckers all those years prepared Bryan well for client relations in the domestic portion of his law practice! When not pressing to meet deadlines, Bryan loves to cook, fish, and sometimes cook fish!

Honorable Dawnessa A. Snyder graduated from the University of Wyoming College of Law in 2000, after earning a Bachelor of Science in Political Science and Political Economics from the University of Wyoming in 1997. She was appointed District Judge for Carbon County in July 2017. Judge Snyder currently chairs the District Judges Conference and serves on the Wyoming Judicial Council, including its Executive Committee. She also serves on the Judicial Ethics Advisory Committee and the WYLAP Foundation Board. Outside the courtroom, Judge Snyder and her husband consider their greatest accomplishment to be raising two remarkable kids who fully embrace all things Wyoming, especially hunting, football, and the beautiful, wild countryside of Carbon County.