Tatjana Jarne Williams

Tatjana is an associate with our firm with a focus in child custody, child support, domestic violence, and estate planning matters. Her experience includes representing clients in temporary and permanent hearings, as well assisting clients with navigating through the family financial mediation process. While attending Campbell University School of Law, Tatjana served as a Property Teaching Scholar as well as a Research Assistant helping to update the Wiggins Wills and Administration of Estates in North Carolina book. Tatjana also participated in the school’s Community Law Clinic, helping to provide free legal services to the community. Tatjana is an avid sports fan with the UNC Tarheels, Los Angeles Lakers, and Carolina Panthers being her favorite teams. Education: Winston Salem State University – Bachelor of Arts – Justice Studies Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law at Campbell University – Juris Doctorate (2017) Affiliations and Activities: Board Certified Specialist – Family Law Rated as a 2024 Rising Star by Super Lawyers North Carolina State Bar Association – Family Law Council Member Co-Chair of NC Family Law Marital Claims Deskbook Committee. Tenth Judicial District Bar Related Shannon C. PooreShannon C. Poore, J.D. is one of the founding partners of Batch Poore & Williams, PC. Her primary practice areas are juvenile law, family law, guardianship and adoptions. Mrs. Poore represents parents in the abuse, neglect and dependency court room when DSS has filed a petition to take custody…May 10, 2017Similar postTaylor Scruggs-SmithOriginally from the DC Metro area, Taylor relocated to North Carolina in 2011 for school though she still has great pride for her hometown in Prince George’s County in Maryland. Taylor received her both her Juris Doctorate and Bachelor's degree in Political Science from Campbell University in 2018 and 2015…December 12, 2024Similar postJ. Patrick WilliamsWhile Patrick's jury trial experience ranges from personal injury defense to alienation of affections actions, he's developed a passion for domestic violence, equitable distribution and spousal support cases. For those who know him it makes perfect sense;1) he's a numbers guy and 2) he was raised to fight for the…May 11, 2017Similar post