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I received my Juris Doctor and Master of Social Work degrees from Loyola University Chicago with a certificate in child law and a concentration in non-profit program management and development. There, I also received a public interest recognition award and a leadership and service award. Before forming Hunsinger Law Group, LLC, I worked with multiple disenfranchised populations in various parts of the world. For example, I worked with refugees in southern Mexico at the United Nations, conducted field research about child domestic servitude in Tanzania, and assisted with representing high-risk youth in South Africa at the University of Pretoria's Child Law Centre. In fact, a case wherein I drafted a brief about triple jeopardy for students, received a favorable opinion from the Constitutional Court of South Africa (USA's Supreme Court equivalent). In the United States, I also gained valuable experience at Loyola University's Civitas ChildLaw Center and Northwestern's Bluhm Legal Clinic's Child and Family Justice Center as a student attorney appointed by the court to represent children in custody disputes and protection proceedings. Within that capacity, I conducted home visits investigating the child's safety within the environment. I also met with incarcerated youth and adult clients, writing reports for the legal team about the clients' well-being and institutional adjustment. In addition, I represented juveniles, parolee candidates, and people with disabilities in hearings. My past non-profit experiences include helping one non-profit program increase revenue by 25% in 6-months, drafting mission statements, creating and implementing a mental health screening process for a volunteer program, writing a training component for behavioral health practitioners, specifically a curriculum about military sexual assault, organizing summits that connect service providers to families who lost loved ones, analyzing legislation pertaining to a non-profit's interests and writing fact sheets and briefs to inform staff.

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Robert A. Morris, Jr. has been practicing law in Hernando County since 1991 when he started his career as an Assistant State Attorney for the Fifth Judicial Circuit . While working at the State Attorneys Office he prosecuted a variety of crimes including DUI’s, misdemeanors and felony offenses. Born in Indiana Robert graduated from Culver Military Academy in 1984 and then continued on to received his undergraduate degree from Ball State University located in Muncie, Indiana in 1988. Robert graduated Law School from Valparaiso University School of Law, which is located a short distance from Chicago Illinois, in 1991. Robert relocated to Florida after graduation from Law School based upon his work in the horse industry and settled in Ocala where he started his career as a prosecutor. After taking and passing both the Florida and the Indiana bar exams within two weeks of each other he was assigned to Brooksville, Florida where he has remained ever since. Robert started his practice in 1994 while living in the back of his office on a side road in Brooksville. Over the past 14 years his practice has grown into a full service law firm catering to the diverse clientele of the area. Over the past 17+ years he has worked both with, and against the local court systems and County government for the benefit of his clients and has developed an intricate knowledge of the ins and outs of our system

Heather M. Cullen, CFLS – Certified Family Law Specialist and Managing Attorney at Cullen Family Law Group Heather M. Cullen, CFLS, is the founding and managing attorney of the Cullen Family Law Group and a distinguished Certified Family Law Specialist, certified by the State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization. This elite certification—held by fewer than 5% of family law attorneys in California—recognizes her advanced legal expertise, extensive courtroom experience, and dedication to excellence in family law. Since founding the firm in 1998, Attorney Cullen has devoted her career exclusively to family law. For more than 25 years, she has represented clients in complex divorce, custody, spousal support, and domestic violence matters throughout Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. Her practice also includes high-asset property division, business valuation, and post-judgment modification cases. Attorney Cullen earned her Juris Doctor from the University of California, Davis School of Law (King Hall), and graduated cum laude from the University of California, Riverside, with dual Bachelor’s Degrees in Philosophy and Law & Society. She is licensed to practice in all California state courts and the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California. Heather’s legal practice is built on compassion, strategy, and results. Known for her ability to guide clients through emotionally charged disputes with professionalism and clarity, she provides honest counsel and effective advocacy. She leads a team of experienced family law attorneys who share her commitment to personalized service and ethical representation. Under her leadership, the Cullen Family Law Group has earned repeated recognition for excellence, including features in Super Lawyers®, Inland Empire Magazine, Lawyers of Distinction, Martindale-Hubbell®, and Expertise.com’s “Best Divorce Lawyers” list. She has been honored multiple times as one of the Top Family Law Attorneys in California and recognized for both client satisfaction and peer-review excellence. Attorney Cullen remains an active member of the California State Bar, the Riverside County Bar Association, and the San Bernardino County Bar Association. Her focus on delivering effective, results-driven legal solutions has helped countless families navigate the most difficult moments of their lives with confidence and dignity. If you are considering divorce or facing a family law issue, contact Heather M. Cullen and the Cullen Family Law Group for trusted guidance and skilled legal representation.

Da Nikka Huss is a compassionate and dedicated family law attorney at Cullen Family Law Group, serving clients throughout Riverside and San Bernardino Counties, including Temecula, Riverside, Murrieta, Corona, Hemet, and nearby areas. Known for her steady guidance and practical legal insight, she helps families navigate divorce, custody, and support matters with clarity and respect. A proud member of the Pala Band of Mission Indians, Attorney Huss’s cultural heritage shapes her approach to advocacy and justice. She is deeply committed to ensuring that every client feels heard and supported, particularly those from underrepresented communities. Her approach combines legal precision with empathy, allowing clients to move forward with confidence during challenging times. Attorney Huss represents clients in a full range of family law matters, including: • Divorce (contested and uncontested) • Child custody and visitation • Child and spousal support • Property division and asset tracing • Domestic violence restraining orders • Paternity and parental rights She earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of Law, focusing on family law and advocacy. She also holds a Master’s degree in Human Behavior from National University and a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and Management from the University of Phoenix. Her educational foundation provides both the legal knowledge and human understanding necessary to address complex family issues with compassion and strategy. Before joining Cullen Family Law Group, Attorney Huss worked with California Indian Legal Services (CILS), where she assisted Native American communities with vital legal matters. That experience strengthened her lifelong dedication to fairness, advocacy, and access to justice. Recognized among the region’s respected family law practitioners, Attorney Huss combines legal excellence with genuine care for her clients’ well-being. She believes that effective representation means more than winning—it means helping families build a secure and positive future. If you are seeking experienced, compassionate representation in divorce, custody, or support matters, contact Da Nikka Huss at Cullen Family Law Group to schedule a consultation and learn how she can help protect your rights and your family’s future.

Alexandria Jaquay, CFLS – Certified Family Law Specialist Alexandria Jaquay is a Certified Family Law Specialist with the Cullen Family Law Group in Riverside, California. She focuses her practice entirely on family law and has dedicated her career to helping clients navigate divorce, custody, support, and property division with clarity and confidence. Known for her compassion and strategic mindset, she brings both skill and understanding to every case she handles. A Southern California native, Alexandria began her work in family law in 2002. Her path to becoming an attorney reflects hard work and determination—she attended law school while working full-time as a paralegal and raising two children, graduating in the top one percent of her class. That dedication and balance of professionalism and empathy continue to define her approach to practicing law today. Since joining Cullen Family Law Group in 2012, Alexandria has successfully represented clients in matters ranging from straightforward separations to high-asset divorces and complex child custody disputes. Clients appreciate her honest communication, thorough preparation, and ability to make them feel supported throughout the legal process. In recognition of her leadership and results, Alexandria was named one of The National Advocates’ Top 40 Under 40, honoring her as one of California’s top young attorneys for excellence in advocacy and client service. Alexandria believes that strong representation begins with listening. She takes time to understand each client’s unique situation and goals, then builds a personalized legal strategy to achieve the best possible outcome—whether through settlement or litigation. Her goal is to protect her clients’ rights and help their families move forward toward a better future. From the firm’s offices in Riverside, Alexandria proudly serves clients across Riverside and San Bernardino Counties, including Riverside, Eastvale, Norco, Corona, Temecula, Hemet, Murrieta, Lake Elsinore, San Bernardino, Chino, Highland, Redlands, and Rancho Cucamonga.

I began my practice over 11 years ago with the determination to make things better for my clients and my community. That continues to be the focus of my practice, and I look forward to many years of future service to my neighbors and friends. I grew up in Libertyville, graduating from Copeland Manor, Highland Jr. High, and eventually Libertyville High School in 1997. I attended college at Miami University with a Bachelor’s of Science in Business, Majoring in Marketing. During college, I was president and judicial board chairman of my college fraternity, and was involved with Associated Student Government, various volunteer, and civic groups, and volunteered as a tutor. I attended law school at the University of Cincinnati College of Law, where I was active in Student Court, Moot Court Honor Board, the Tenant Information Project, the Human Rights Quarterly, and was a member of the Dean’s list. During this time I also volunteered as a youth mentor for the Cincinnati Youth Collaborative, taught a High School class curriculum in civics called StreetLaw, and worked part-time for Kaplan tutoring and preparing students for the Law School Admissions Test. I continue to be actively involved in the community. Currently, I sit on the Board of Directors of the Affordable Housing Corporation of Lake County, a non-profit tasked with improving housing options throughout Lake County. I am also currently exploring the formation of a non-profit to rehabilitate abandoned, nuisance homes to stabilize housing values and rid neighborhoods of dangerous and often unsanitary hazards. I am regularly appointed by judges to serve as guardian ad litem in guardianship matters. I currently live in Mundelein with my wife, Dr. Amanda R. Johnston, DVM (veterinarian), our son Merritt, and our dog and cat. In my free time, I enjoy gardening, keeping aquariums, bicycling, hiking, canoeing, golf, coaching youth lacrosse, and rooting for the Chicago Cubs. Effective, knowledgeable, and ethical criminal defense. Call for a free consultation. Lawyer.com Member Questionnaire Please describe a case(s) in the last year or two where you made a big difference. A homeowners association recently tried to enforce long-dormant deed restrictions (ignored for 30 years against) my client, in a discriminatory manner. The association followed none of its own rules, and was ostensibly re-formed solely to discriminate against my client by forcing the costly removal of valuable improvements on his land. A neighbor filed suit, arguing the dormant deed restrictions against my client, who is a person of color and substantially younger than others in the neighborhood, while ignoring blatant violations on their own property and at nearly every other property in the neighborhood. At the close of discovery, we successfully moved the court for summary judgment on the grounds that there was no way the suing neighbor could possibly prevail. My client’s property rights were maintained and the discriminatory action was thwarted. How did you build a successful practice? Mutual respect. I am proud of the fact that my firm offers free initial case consultations. This stems from a recognition that, while my time is valuable, so it the time of my clients. I strongly believe that initial case consultations, even if valuable to clients, should be free, because I do not believe it is fair to charge for time spent evaluating whether my firm can help a certain client, and in developing the plan of action. Once we come up with a plan of action, we communicate that proposed scope of work to the client so they can accept or reject our proposal for representation. Only after a client has agreed to hire us, based on the agreed plan, are legal fees assessed. This approach, based on mutual respect, has been crucial to our firm’s success. What should clients look for in a lawyer? It’s a personal relationship as well as a professional one. Clients must be comfortable with their attorney on both these levels. Clients should be sure that they can communicate well with their attorney. A knowledgeable professional in any field should be able to explain even the most difficult contexts in terms a layperson can readily understand. If you cannot understand your attorney, its probably not a good fit. How important is local knowledge to the success of your cases? The saying goes “A good attorney knows the law, a great attorney knows the judge.” This is true because the practice of the law is not only theoretical, but also practical and pragmatic. An experienced local attorney will typically know the courts, judges, clerks and local procedures better than an attorney who does not practice in the county on a regular basis. Thus, clients represented by local attorneys will reap numerous advantages in the course of a case. What information can you provide in a free phone consultation? Typically, after learning enough about the case for a proper evaluation, I explain how the law works in the area, how I expect the law will be applied to their situation, and how my firm can potentially be of service to the person (and how we would charge for our services). Often, in order to properly conduct an initial consultation, I will need to review relevant paperwork, but with smart phones, scanners and teleconference software, it is increasingly easy to share documents electronically. What information do you need in a free phone consultation? Every case is different, but in general, I will need to know the parties involved in a case (so that I can make sure there is no conflict of interest), I will need to know the location of the case, and often it is very helpful to review relevant documents. Every case is different, and many of the documents I would need to review may be available online (like court records), so a potential client should not be dissuaded from calling to schedule a free consultation. If we need more information, we will let you know. What differentiates you from other lawyers in your community? I do my best to build a strong professional network both within and outside of the legal community. If a potential client comes to my firm and, for whatever reason(s), the case is not a good fit for my firm, we do our best to match the client with the right attorney. What is the most rewarding aspect of your job? Helping people. This is how attorneys help ensure equal justice under law. That’s why good attorneys enter the practice. What are your other interests in addition to law? My hobbies include: canoeing, hiking, bicycling, golf, fishing, disc golf, and keeping aquariums. Causes that I support include Affordable and Just Housing, Medical Research, and community efforts to foster local, small businesses. Are you involved in your community? Yes, I am active in my local and state bar associations, the GLMV, and business networking groups. I am regularly appointed by judges in Lake County to serve as a Guardian ad Litem. I serve on the Lake County Chamber of Commerce as a Board Member. Additionally, I serve as President of the Affordable Housing Corporation of Lake County (AHC), which works closely with Community Partners for Affordable Housing (CPAH) to serve the joint mission of fostering safe, affordable housing in our area.

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Ryan Tatum grew up on the Tatum family farm and ranch in central Oregon, where he learned the importance of hard work. He moved to the Treasure Valley to attend Northwest Nazarene University and also attended Boise State University. He worked for the Payette County Sheriff’s Office from 2005 until he left in 2013 to finish his undergrad and attend law school. While at Payette County, Mr. Tatum worked as a Detention (jail) Deputy and then as a Patrol Deputy. Mr. Tatum was a Field Training Officer, Breath Testing Specialist, DUI Detection and Legal Update Trainer, and was certified in Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement (A-RIDE). Mr. Tatum took calls for service of all types and specialized in DUI detection and testing. Many DUI impairments were due to alcohol, but Mr. Tatum also placed an emphasis on accurate determination of whether a driver was under the influence due to prescription drug(s) or illicit drug(s). Mr. Tatum was a resource to other officers dealing with suspected DUI-D (drugs) stops and administration of sobriety tests during Spanish language stops. Mr. Tatum led all in-county officers in both total arrests and DUI arrests in 2010, 2011, and 2012, yet he also strived to treat all individuals fairly, preserving not only incriminating evidence but also all evidence favorable to a defendant (exculpatory evidence). Mr. Tatum believed that his job as a law enforcement officer was to protect people, treat everyone fairly, and always tell the full truth about what had happened. In addition to local and administrative testimony, Mr. Tatum testified several times in federal district court on motions to suppress and at trials in cases resulting in sentences of greater than 30 years. Mr. Tatum completed a Bachelor of Science in Public Safety from Capella University, graduating Summa Cum Laude in September of 2014. In August of 2014, Mr. Tatum began law school. During the summer following his 1L year, Mr. Tatum interned at a local law office that practiced criminal defense and family law. Mr. Tatum was selected for a Summer Associate position with the same law office following his 2L year. In his 3L year, Mr. Tatum participated in the Criminal Law Clinic as a Prosecuting Extern through the Boise City Attorney’s Office, where he worked a partial deputy prosecutor’s caseload for academic credit. Like many law students, Mr. Tatum balanced studying and experiential classes with other obligations. These included staying involved in the lives of his four children, a part-time job, being a two-term President of the J. Reuben Clark Law Society Student Chapter, serving as President of the Student Bar Association, and serving in church leadership positions. Mr. Tatum graduated in the top third of his class and was admitted to the Idaho State Bar in 2017. In the fall of 2017, the Tatum family moved to Helena, MT. While in Helena, Mr. Tatum worked for the Department of Health and Human Services as a skilled and unskilled nursing home facility surveyor, auditing facilities and medical providers’ compliance with federal Medicare and Medicaid regulations as well as state regulations. When the opportunity arose to move back to the Boise area in 2018, the Tatum family did so, and Mr. Tatum accepted a position with another local law office where he practiced criminal defense and law enforcement officer representation until leaving to co-found Tatum Wysocki Law. Mr. Tatum is a member of the Idaho Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the Idaho Trial Lawyers Association. Prior to the closure of Concordia University-Portland, which causing the closure of Concordia Law in Boise, he also served as a mentor for law students at Concordia Law, where he was also active with leadership of the alumni association. Mr. Tatum is a devoted father to his four children. They enjoy playing basketball and tennis, rafting, camping, floating the river, and attending the children’s numerous athletic events and musical or theatrical performances.