Leedaun C. Williams

Attorney Lee Daun C. Williams is an experienced family law attorney, trained in collaborative law. She is actively involved in the community and local bar associations. She mentors new lawyers and law students, sharing her experience and insight on networking strategies, work and life balance, and techniques for job seekers. Attorney Williams enjoys learning and implementing new technology, spending time with her family, and watching her childrens sporting and musical events. Bar Admissions:Ohio, 2010Professional Development:2005 B. A. Psychology, Summa Cum Laude, University of Arizona2009 J. D., Cleveland Marshall College of Law2010 - 2013 Zoller Biacsi Co., L. P. A. - Associate Attorney Professional Associations:The Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association, 2009 - Present Family Law Section Executive Committee, Secretary, 2011 - 2012Executive Committee, Treasurer, 2012 - Present Women in Law Section Advocacy Committee, Co-Chair, 2011-2012Mentoring Program, Law School Mentor, 2011Community Outreach and Leadership, 2012 - Present Southwest Bar Association, 2011-Present Ohio State Bar Association, 2009-Present Akron Bar Association, 2011-Present Guardian ad Litem Project Domestic Relations and Juvenile Guardian ad Litem, 2011The Center for Principled Family Advocacy, 2012 - Present Trustee, 2013 - Present Published Works:An Overview of the Cost of Divorce to Employers The Center for Principled Family Advocacy, November 2010 Bar Journal of The Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association, July/August 2012In the News:A Networking Success Story, The Plain Dealer, March 27th, 2011Seminars/Classes:Dividing Retirement Assets: Military Pensions and Federal Retirement Plans Co-Presenter, National Business Institute, July 2011Presentations:Being Everywhere: Proven Networking Strategies Bay Village Job Seekers, March 2011 The Financial Executives Networking Group, July 2011 Cleveland Marshall College of Law, Career Planning, October 2011Community Involvement:Volunteer Magistrate, Strongsville Juvenile Diversion Program, 2011 - Present