Ms. Pennington is the founder of The Pennington Law Firm in Abingdon, Virginia, where she provides client-focused legal representation in family law and estate planning. Licensed to practice in Virginia and North Carolina, Ms. Pennington leads a practice known for compassionate, strategic, and responsive counsel, modernizing the client experience through personalized service and informed advocacy. 

 

Concentrating on matters that shape families’ futures, Ms. Pennington’s work encompasses divorce, child custody, child support, and equitable distribution, as well as comprehensive estate planning. Her trial advocacy is grounded in extensive courtroom experience across juvenile, domestic relations, and circuit courts, allowing clients to navigate complex legal processes with confidence. 

 

Since establishing her firm in 2022, Ms. Pennington has built a client-centered practice dedicated to clear communication and tailored strategies. Earlier in her career, she served as an Assistant Attorney General with the Virginia Division of Child Support Enforcement, representing the Commonwealth in the establishment, enforcement, and modification of child support obligations. She previously practiced family law at a boutique firm in Northern Virginia, gaining vital litigation experience that continues to inform her approach. 

 

Ms. Pennington earned her Juris Doctor from Campbell University’s Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law, graduating with distinction in 2012. During law school, she contributed to the Campbell Law Review and the Campbell Law Observer and developed a strong foundation in trial advocacy. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from Virginia Intermont College and is licensed in Virginia.  

 

Her professional standing has been highlighted by features in International Business Times, Woman's World Magazine, and The National Law Review. The firm has received multiple honors for outstanding advocacy, client satisfaction, and community service, including recognition as Abingdon's Law Firm of the Year and Best of Abingdon for consecutive years. 

 

Beyond her legal practice, Ms. Pennington serves on the Board of Trustees for Morrison School, supports the Virginia Highlands Community College Foundation, and remains active in her church and local community initiatives. Her philosophy emphasizes integrity, empathy, and unwavering professional advocacy to help families navigate life’s most challenging transitions. 

 

Looking ahead, Ms. Pennington remains committed to advancing a modern, client-first model of legal service and strengthening access to informed advocacy for families throughout Virginia.