Prior to joining Echols & Associates in March 2016, Kyle managed and operated his own law firm in Stillwater, Oklahoma where he practiced in the areas of family law, probate & estate planning, civil litigation, criminal, real estate, contracts, and personal injury. Kyle also serves as a qualified Guardian Ad Litem for children in domestic litigation cases. Kyle uses his years of experience in private practice to counsel individuals and help navigate through family law probate litigation. Kyle is an outstanding attorney that is a welcomed addition to Echols and Associates.

James L. Epperson was admitted to the Georgia Bar in 1991 and served in the U.S. Navy JAG Corps, which included representing service personnel before courts-martial proceedings and negotiating the release of Navy members from foreign sovereigns in the Middle East. He was admitted to the North Carolina Bar in 1994 and has practiced before Federal and State Courts in civil and criminal actions in North Carolina and Georgia. He is certified in arbitration. James graduated from Appalachian State University and from Mercer University in Macon, Georgia, in 1991.

Dimitry is a passionate advocate with an unwavering commitment to his clients. His thorough representation ensures no stone is left unturned. Fighting for you as fiercely as he would for his own family, Dimitry recognizes the gravity of your life’s challenges and understands that there's no room for error. The outcomes and results are crucial, necessitating a representative whose dedication mirrors your own. His expertise spans the entire spectrum of Family Law. Dimitry adeptly handles divorce cases and subsequent matters, including child custody, child support, spousal support, financial distributions, restraining orders, and other complex issues emerging from the sensitive dynamics of life. He has extensive experience working with military personnel, offering a deep understanding of the unique challenges in military divorces. Dimitry has continued to pursue excellence is his dedicated trade by passing the certified specialist exam early.