Aaron is a 1989 graduate of Blackford High School, a 1995 graduate of Anderson University BA in Criminal Justice, and a 2001, graduate of Valdosta State University with a Master's Degree in Public Administration. After 20 years in the criminal justice system as a probation officer, Aaron sought admission to Thomas M. Cooley School of Law in Lansing, Michigan. In May 2014 Aaron graduated Cum Laude with a J.D. from Thomas M. Cooley School of Law and open a solo firm in Hartford City, Indiana where he has been practicing for the past 8 years. Aaron's practice focuses on Elder Law, Estate Planning, Criminal Defense, Social Security Benefits and Medicare/Medicaid benefits.

Barbara is a shareholder at Smith Alling. Her work focuses on all aspects of family law. Prior to attending law school, Barbara spent several years in the contract administration section of a large regional bank handling secured transactions. Barbara was an Associate Editor of the University of Puget Sound (“UPS”) Law Review, and was employed as a legal intern by Smith Alling Lane, P.S. during her second year of law school.She graduated magna cum laude from UPS Law School (now Seattle University Law School). After graduation, Barbara became an Associate at Smith Alling Lane, where she was initially involved in major antitrust litigation involving power plant construction. Barbara served for 10 years as a commissioner pro-tem in the Pierce County Superior Court, and was a Nisqually Tribal Court judge for a year. Barbara serves as a mediator at the Pierce County Center for Dialogue and Resolution and as a pro tem settlement conference judge for the Pierce County Superior Court.

Dave Henderson is an experienced litigator who has spent years fighting for individuals injured by the negligence of others. His practice areas include motor vehicle accidents, construction and other work-related accidents, medical malpractice, premises liability, and product liability. Through hard work and dedication, he routinely obtains high-value results for his clients. Dave earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan and his law degree from Rutgers University. He is admitted to practice law in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and numerous federal courts. He previously served as an Assistant Deputy Public Defender in Atlantic County, New Jersey. Originally from the Philadelphia area, Dave now lives in New York. He has spent his career advocating for his clients throughout the region.

Barbara is a shareholder at Smith Alling. Her work focuses on all aspects of family law. Prior to attending law school, Barbara spent several years in the contract administration section of a large regional bank handling secured transactions. Barbara was an Associate Editor of the University of Puget Sound (“UPS”) Law Review, and was employed as a legal intern by Smith Alling Lane, P.S. during her second year of law school.She graduated magna cum laude from UPS Law School (now Seattle University Law School). After graduation, Barbara became an Associate at Smith Alling Lane, where she was initially involved in major antitrust litigation involving power plant construction. Barbara served for 10 years as a commissioner pro-tem in the Pierce County Superior Court, and was a Nisqually Tribal Court judge for a year. Barbara serves as a mediator at the Pierce County Center for Dialogue and Resolution and as a pro tem settlement conference judge for the Pierce County Superior Court.

Barbara is a shareholder at Smith Alling. Her work focuses on all aspects of family law. Prior to attending law school, Barbara spent several years in the contract administration section of a large regional bank handling secured transactions. Barbara was an Associate Editor of the University of Puget Sound (“UPS”) Law Review, and was employed as a legal intern by Smith Alling Lane, P.S. during her second year of law school.She graduated magna cum laude from UPS Law School (now Seattle University Law School). After graduation, Barbara became an Associate at Smith Alling Lane, where she was initially involved in major antitrust litigation involving power plant construction. Barbara served for 10 years as a commissioner pro-tem in the Pierce County Superior Court, and was a Nisqually Tribal Court judge for a year. Barbara serves as a mediator at the Pierce County Center for Dialogue and Resolution and as a pro tem settlement conference judge for the Pierce County Superior Court.