Professor Timothy Arcaro is a tenured faculty member at Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law and brings his knowledge and resources to support Arcaro Law Group. Professor Arcaro teaches courses in family law, international family law, domestic violence law, and juvenile law among others, and maintains membership in several legal and educational associations. He earned a bachelor’s degree in administration of justice from Pennsylvania State University before completing his Juris Doctorate at Western Michigan University Cooley Law School in 1986. Thanks to his significant research and experience in areas of family law, he has been published in numerous professional publications and regularly speaks at conferences and meetings. He has received multiple awards during the course of his professional career including the prestigious Faculty Award of Professionalism awarded to a single law faculty member in Florida annually by the Florida Supreme Court Commission on Professionalism and The Florida Bar’s Standing Committee on Professionalism.

Sue Ann Lewis Armitage grew up in St. Mary's County. She graduated from the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC), and then from the University of Baltimore School of Law. She has operated her law practice in Lexington Park for thirty-one years. Over the course of her career she has handled a wide variety of cases, including family law, estate planning, insurance defense, worker's compensation, personal injury and business matters. Sue Ann is also a certified mediator. Sue Ann and the practice received the Maryland State Bar Association's Pro Bono Service Award. Only one practice is recognized each year from the entire state in the small firm category. Sue Ann was named by The Daily Record as one of the Top 100 Women in Maryland in 2023. This award recognized women of achievement in business, law, public affairs, and the arts. She was designated a Leader in Law in 2022 in recognition of her success as an attorney and business owner in St. Mary’s County. She was also one of only twenty-five lawyers named to the Power List of Family Law Attorneys. She has served on the Boards of Directors for St. Mary's Ryken High School, the St. Mary's County Bar Association, the St. Mary's County Juvenile Drug Court Program, and Bay Montessori School.

With 30 years of dedication as a family law attorney, Sharon deeply understands the emotional and transformative experiences that necessitate legal services. These significant life events may include a divorce or the dissolution of a relationship, often involving children, and potentially significant assets. Feeling uncertain about the future in these situations is normal. Sharon firmly believes that such events can mark the beginning of a new chapter, and she considers it a privilege to support you through this transition. In her practice, Sharon is both practical and passionate in advocating for her clients, their rights, and their families. Additionally, she commits part of her practice to serving as Minor’s Counsel, appointed by the Family Court, to provide independent representation for children when needed.

Raised in a small town near East Lansing, Mr. Ash went to Michigan State University where he received a BA in Business Administration in 1985. He worked for Michigan National Corporation where he discovered a desire for the law. Mr. Ash graduated from Thomas M. Cooley Law School in 1993. During law school, he gained valuable experience clerking for three Circuit Court Judges: Honorable Alice Gilbert; Honorable Robert Anderson; and Honorable Rudy Nichols. Upon graduation, Mr. Ash started his firm which today is Ash & Ash Legal Group. His connection to the judges allowed continued service to the court as an appointed lawyer. Ash quickly gained litigation skills in and out of trial. These skills and his passion for strategic planning caused him to excel in family law and able to handle your divorce, or family law case with love, forgiveness, and integrity.