Sarah McCormack
Associate

Education
JD with honors, University of North Carolina
BA with distinction, University of Virginia

Bar Admissions
State Bar of Georgia
United States Federal Court, Northern District of Georgia

Selected Honors
Georgia Super Lawyers, Rising Stars (2005)
Phi Beta Kappa
Order of the Coif
Member, North Carolina Law Review

Selected Positions
Initial two years of practice with McKenna Long & Aldridge, LLP.

Selected Articles
"Representing "High Profile Clients" in Family Law Cases", American Journal of Family Law, Fall 2004

“Controversy Aroused: North Carolina Mandates Insurance Coverage of Contraceptives in the Wake of Viagra” Law Review Article, 2001


Summary
Sarah McCormack grew up in Atlanta, Georgia, before receiving her undergraduate degree at the University of Virginia and her law degree at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Ms. McCormack is a member of the Phi Beta Kappa Society, the Order of the Coif, and was a staff member of the University of North Carolina Law Review. She spent her first two years of law practice with McKenna Long & Aldridge, LLP, where she specialized in both family law and general civil practice, before devoting herself exclusively to family law by joining Kessler, Schwarz & Solomiany, P.C. in 2003.

Ms. McCormack's published articles include her 2001 law review article, "Controversy Aroused: North Carolina Mandates Insurance Coverage of Contraceptives in the Wake of Viagra," and the 2004 American Journal of Family Law article, "Representing the High Profile Client," that she co-authored with Randall M. Kessler. She also participated in the published Georgia Court of Appeals decision of RTS Landfill, Inc. v. Appalachian Waste Systems, LLC,
267 Ga.App. 56 (2004).

Ms. McCormack shares her household with her husband, Kevin McCormack, the website manager for Atlanta Spirit, LLC, her son, Dylan, and a willful, oversized pomeranian named Charlie.

Contact:
smccormack@kssfamilylaw.com
404.688.5042 - phone
404.681.2205 - facsimile

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Sarah McCormack on Practicing Family Law

Sarah McCormack on Service of Process