Robin K. Love

Top Rated Family Law Attorney in Alpharetta, GA

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Meriwether & Tharp LLC

11475 Great Oaks Way, Suite 125, Alpharetta, GA 30022

Visit: https://www.mtlawoffice.com

Phone: 678-879-9000

Fax: 678-879-9001

Licensed Since: 2009

Education:Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School

Practice Areas:

Family Law (70%)
Alternative Dispute Resolution (20%)
Appellate (10%)

Q Attorney Profile

As an attorney with the law firm Meriwether & Tharp LLC, Robin K. Love serves clients in Alpharetta, the Atlanta metropolitan area, and throughout the state of Georgia. In the area of family law, she focuses her attention on cases involving divorce, particularly issues involving property division, alimony, child support and custody.

Ms. Love earned her law degree at Atlanta\'s John Marshall Law School. As a law student, she served on the staff of the law review and participated on the mock trial team. She also worked as an intern with the Cobb County District Attorney’s Office and the DeKalb County: Public Defender’s Office. Prior to attending law school, she studied at Northeast Alabama Community College and earned her undergraduate degree at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

Before joining Meriwether & Tharp LLC, Ms. Love practiced law with a Georgia complex commercial law firm, where she was able to participate in a wide variety of business and contract cases and represent clients both in the courtroom and through motion pleadings.

In addition to her skills in traditional litigation, Ms. Love is also experienced in alternative dispute resolution methods such as mediation. Since 2011, she has been registered with the Georgia Commission on Dispute Resolution as a certified civil mediator. Ms. Love is also a certified Domestic Relations Mediator.

Active in professional organizations, Ms. Love is a member of the American Bar Association and the Forsyth County Bar Association. She has also been active with the Georgia Association for Women Lawyers. In 2014, Ms. Love gave a presentation at the National Business Institute Seminar focused on reading and interpreting financial documents. In 2018, Ms. Love gave a presentation on child support issues with military parties at the National Business Institute.

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About Robin Love

Admitted: 2009, Georgia

Professional Webpage: http://mtlawoffice.com/robin-k-love

Honors/Awards:

Selected as a Rising Star, Rising Star, Super Lawyers, 2017
Selected as a Rising Star Attorney, Rising Star, Super Lawyers, 2019
American Institute of Family Law Attorneys, 10 Best for Client Satisfaction (2015)
Selected as a Rising Star Attorney , Rising Star, Super Lawyers, 2018
top 6%, Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School, 2009
In 2016 I was selected to be an Associate Fellow in the Litigation Counsel of America honor society., Associate Fellow, Litigation Counsel of America
Avvo Client's Choice Award (2014)
I was selected as among the rising star attorneys in Georgia by Super Lawyers for 2016., Rising Star, Super Lawyers, 2016
The National Trial Lawyers Association, Top 40 Under 40 (2014)
Avvo Client's Choice Award, 2015, Avvo Client's Choice Award, Avvo, 2015

Special Licenses/Certifications:

Certified Domestic Mediator, 2019
Certified General Civil Mediator, 2019
Certified Neutral Civil Mediator (2011)

Bar/Professional Activity:

United States District Court, Member, 2010-Present
Certified Domestic Mediator, 2019
American Bar Association, Member, 2006-Present
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School, mock trial team
State Bar of Georgia, Member, 2009-Present
Court of Appeals of the State of Georgia, Member, 2010-Present
Forsyth County Bar Association, Member, 2012-Present
Supreme Court of the State of Georgia, Member, 2009-Present
Georgia Association for Women Lawyers, Member (2006-2010)

Pro bono/Community Service:

Volunteer for PAWS, a no-kill animal shelter, 2019
Volunteer for PAWS, a no-kill animal shelter, 2018

Scholarly Lectures/Writings:

I co-wrote, along with Mr. Patrick Meriwether, the materials for the "Reading & Interpreting Financial Documents," National Business Institute Seminar presentation he did in 2014., co-author, Reading & Interpreting Financial Documents, National Business Institute, Family Law, 2014
Released Sep 14, 2017 Many times, people think that winning a Court case is entirely dependent on the lawyer they hire. What many do not realize is that there are little things you can do to help you win your case before you ever enter the Courtroom. In this show, Robin Love, one of our divorce lawyers, joins Leh and Todd to break down 3 simple strategies that people can employ to put themselves into a winning position in their case., Speaker, 3 Strategies to Win Your Case Before You Ever Walk Into the Courtroom, Divorce Team Radio, Family Law, 2017
law review staff, Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School
I was one of three presenters for our firm's internal continuing legal education attorney meeting. We discussed mediation in the family law context, and the title of the presentation was "The Road to a Successful Mediation." , Speaker/Presenter, The Road to a Successful Mediation, Meriwether & Tharp, Family Law, Mediation, 2016
I was a speaker/presenter for the NBI CLE on Advanced Family Law, and my topic was regarding child support issues with military parties, Speaker, Advanced Family Law, NBI, 2017

Verdicts/Settlements:

Serluco v. Taggart, Appeals Case No. A20A1368, 2020
SN Int'l, Inc. v. Smart Props., Inc., No. S13C1179, 2013 Ga. LEXIS 672 (Ga. 2013)

Educational Background:

Certified Domestic Mediator, 2019
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Chattanooga, Tennessee Bachelor of Arts in History and Pre-Law, Cum Laude, 2003