Displays Staff Members
Records Specialist Mary Kelley graduated from Etowah High School in Attalla after moving here from Texas in 2000. She quickly developed an affinity for Gadsden while working as a clerk at the Gadsden Library and continued to serve in various educational capacities and assist with literary outreach initiatives over the next ten years. In 2022, …
Paralegal to Michael L. Roberts – Laura Ann Newton Laura Ann Newton joins us in 2023 as the paralegal for Michael L. Roberts. She graduated from the University of Alabama at Birmingham in 2013 with a B.A. in Professional Writing and Public Discourse, as well as University Honors in Science and Technology, and achieved her …
Kim Wesson is our Medical Records Specialist/Paralegal. She grew up in Greenwood, Mississippi, but has resided in Etowah County for 5 years. Kim is the mother of four children and three grandchildren. Before Kim worked for us, she was a freelance paralegal for a number of law firms in Jackson, Mississippi.
Stephanie Lemons is the paralegal for Emily Mills. She graduated from St. Petersburg College with a degree in Paralegal Studies. She has been a part of the CRMK team since 2015. Stephanie specializes in Civil Litigation, including but not limited to personal injury, family law and estates. Stephanie is known for her strong work ethic. …
Dianne Ledbetter is our Office Administrator and Paralegal to Greg Cusimano and Don Knowlton. She is a graduate of the Legal Secretarial Technology program of Alabama Technical College (Now part of Gadsden State). She grew up in Gadsden but has resided in Cherokee County for many years. Dianne is the mother of six children and …
We serve the following localities: Calhoun County including Anniston and Oxford; Etowah County including Boaz and Gadsden; Jefferson County including Bessemer, Birmingham, Hoover, and Vestavia Hills; Marshall County including Albertville and Guntersville; Talladega County including Sylacauga and Talladega; Cherokee County including Centre and Leesburg; and anywhere else in the country we feel we can be of assistance.
