Family Law

Madalyn Sullivan is actively developing her skills in all areas of family law. She both supports the firm’s attorneys and handles her own cases, with supervision, in matters involving separation and divorce, property distribution, custody, child support, adoption, and related family-law proceedings.

With a strong commitment to client service and a growing foundation in case preparation, legal research, and courtroom procedure, Madalyn is dedicated to building a strong foundation in the practice. She brings organization, compassion, and attention to detail to every case she works on.

Madalyn looks forward to expanding her experience and contributing meaningfully to the firm’s mission of guiding families through challenging legal situations with clarity and care.

Background

Madalyn is from Vienna, Virginia. She graduated from William and Mary Law School, where she was an editor of the William & Mary Law Review and a Civil Procedure Teaching Assistant. Madalyn gained various experiences in law school, including working at a federal public defender’s office, in regulatory compliance at an international organization, in estate and property law private practice, and in civil legal defense through a law school clinic. Prior to attending law school, Madalyn completed an AmeriCorps year, where she taught middle school English Language Arts. Madalyn received her B.A. from Villanova University.

Education

  • William & Mary Law School - J.D. - 2025
  • Villanova University - B.A. - 2021

Professional and Bar Association Memberships

  • Charlottesville-Albemarle Bar Association

    Family Law Section
    Women Lawyers Section

  • Virginia State Bar


    Family Law Section
    Litigation Section
    Young Lawyers Section

  • Virginia Bar Association

    Domestic Relations Section

  • American Bar Association

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