R. Brandon White attended undergraduate and law school at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, graduating in 2002. Throughout his career, Mr. White has practiced almost exclusively domestic relations and criminal defense work. In domestic relations, Mr. White has handled more than 1,000 cases and has assisted individuals from all walks of life, including other attorneys. In criminal defense, Mr. White has successfully handled all types of crimes, including murder cases, two of which garnered media attention. He is a member of the Tennessee State Bar Association.

Attorney Lindsey M. White is an Associate Attorney with Probst Law Offices, S.C. Lindsey is known for her dedication to her clients, her compassion, and her professionalism both in and out of the courtroom. Lindsey understands that her clients are encountering some of life’s greatest challenges as they face family law issues. She is a firm believer that no individual should ever have to confront a legal crisis on their own, especially one that impacts their family. Lindsey develops a trusting relationship with her clients and goes the extra mile in making sure her client not only feels comfortable in speaking with her, but also ensuring that each client is treated as a top priority. Lindsey appreciates that family law matters are very sensitive in nature and her goal is to not only achieve the best result possible, but to also relieve some of the stress her clients may be experiencing. Lindsey takes pride in evaluating each situation on a case by case basis and understands that each family is different. Whether her clients wish to pursue litigation or go the collaborative route, they are always assured the highest level of personal attention and responsiveness.

For the first half of her career, Debra was a prosecutor, and she spent the latter half specializing in matrimonial and family law. She is an experienced mediator and collaborative divorce practitioner as well as a recognized expert in working with victims of domestic violence. Debra believes that legal battles are more harmful to families than helpful, and is passionate about helping people find ways to make their own decisions for their families, rather than leaving their outcomes in the hands of a stranger in a black robe. When court is unavoidable, Debra aims to educate and support people to make the legal process less costly, scary, uncertain, and stressful. In her spare time, Debra works with Zonta International to improve the lives of women and girls in her local community and around the globe. She loves travel, good food and wine, tennis, and spending time with her husband and children enjoying all of the outdoor activities available in the Adirondack Mountains of New York State where they make their home.

Darshann M. Wienick is an attorney, coach, and therapist providing trauma-informed, child-centered litigation services to individuals engaged in high-conflict divorce/child custody disputes. Ms. Wienick is not just an attorney; she is a dedicated advocate, coach, and therapist. Drawing from personal experience, she understands the trauma associated with high-conflict custody disputes and takes a trauma-informed, child-centered approach. Ms. Wienick is fervently dedicated to advocating for the best interests of children. Her approach prioritizes mediation, recommending clients engage with qualified high-conflict family law mediators. However, should mediation fall short, Ms. Wienick stands ready to represent her clients in court, always placing the welfare of the children at the forefront.