Using state-of-the-art technology, Attorney Richardson's firm focuses on family law in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts regarding issues of divorce, custody, parenting time, child support, alimony, division of assets, division of liabilities, determination of an equitable share of the marital estate when business valuations are required, contempt actions, modifications, and restraining orders. Attorney Camala A. Richardson combines zealous advocacy and compassionate counsel. She guides clients through the divorce process and resolves related matters involving child custody, parenting time, child support and alimony. In all her work, Ms. Richardson is committed to achieving her client’s goals and protecting their rights. Camela has experience in all aspects of domestic relations practice including child custody and parenting time, child support, paternity, divorce, alimony, modifications and guardianships. Ms. Richardson pays particular attention to accurate analysis and valuation of the myriad of assets and financial interests often at stake in a divorce, whether they are business interests, various investments, stock options, or pension and profit sharing plans, and considers the tax consequences both of dividing assets and establishing support obligations. Camela has developed a network of professionals with whom she works closely and who provide specialized assistance in these areas.

Ms. Richardson focuses her practice on divorce and family law and regularly handles cases that involve complex divorce litigation, alimony, child support, pre-nuptials, parent coordination, separation agreements, post-nuptial agreements, parental access and visitation, collaborative divorce, property division, equitable distribution, orders of protection, and LGBT family law issues. Ms. Richardson has fought complex divorce cases with clients that include a Nobel-Prize nominated economist, a prominent music magazine editor, and one of spouses on the hit television show the Real Housewives of New York. Prior to practicing family law, Ms. Richardson worked in business litigation, representing Fortune 500 companies. That experience, and her personal life as a divorced parent, gives Ms. Richardson the understanding and ability to fight for the rights of her clients. She knows the challenges that come with divorce and other family law matters and seeks to find the best solution possible.

Amanda Roberts was born and raised in Northern Michigan, where Amanda’s family continues to live. Her parents own and operate their family owned business Robert’s Restaurant (which has been continually family owned for forty (40) years) in Boyne City, Michigan. After graduating from Boyne City High School, Amanda relocated to Hillsdale, Michigan, to attend college. Amanda received her undergraduate degree from Hillsdale College, where she majored in political science. While attending Hillsdale College, she participated in many community activities including creating community Christmas baskets, volunteering with Michigan Youth in Government and the Salvation Army, International Club, and many civic minded organizations. Upon graduating from Hillsdale College, Amanda began attending Thomas M. Cooley Law School. Throughout her time at Thomas M. Cooley Law School, she participated in many activities including: moot court, moot court judging, mock trial, Phi Alpha Delta, Lansing Teen Court, community Christmas baskets, and volunteering with the Salvation Army. Amanda was a member of the Dean’s List and graduated in the top half of her law school class. While attending law school, Amanda also attended Baker College where she received an Associate Degree with a focus on marketing and management. In 2012, Amanda travelled to Atlanta to complete nationally recognized training to be a parenting coordinator to further her practice of law and to expand into the changing market to assist families in the State of Nevada. Each year, Amanda participates in various Continuing Legal Education Classes (“CLE”) to stay up-to-date on changes in Nevada family law.

Brielle Roderick-Badoy is a dedicated family law attorney with deep ties to Denton and Collin counties, having grown up in Frisco. She brings strategic insight, strong advocacy, and a compassionate approach to her clients. Her practice is focused exclusively on family law, including custody, divorce, complex property division, and related matters. A lifelong athlete, Brielle earned a B.S. in Psychology and a B.S. in Philosophy with honors while competing on the Division I golf team at Northern Illinois University. She returned to Texas to earn her Juris Doctorate from Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law. During law school, Brielle’s passion for family law grew through her work with the SMU Child Advocacy Clinic, where she served as both a student advocate and Chief, representing children as an Attorney Ad Litem and Guardian Ad Litem. She also gained valuable experience interning with Judge Haertling of the 442nd Denton District Court and local family law firms. Since entering private practice, Brielle has represented clients in a broad range of family law matters, including custody, divorce, property division, enforcement, modifications, protective orders, adoptions, name changes, paternity, terminations, post- and pre-nuptial agreements, and child support. Brielle is a child-centered and strategic advocate in custody cases. Known for her responsive communication and collaborative approach, she helps clients navigate challenging situations with clarity, confidence, and creativity. Her practice is shaped in part by personal ties to both law enforcement and military families, giving her added perspective in serving clients from diverse backgrounds as she represents clients throughout Denton, Collin, Dallas, and Tarrant counties. Outside of her legal practice, Brielle enjoys Pilates, exploring new restaurants, and staying active with her husband and their three dogs.