Kristy Seidenberg has been practicing law in Georgia for over two decades. She graduated from Emory University School of Law. Ms. Seidenberg also holds a Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology and a Bachelor’s Degree in Education.  She is a Registered Mediator/Alternative Dispute Resolution Specialist and a Certified Teacher in the State of Georgia and has served her community as an attorney, mediator, counselor, educator and Guardian Ad Litem.

In the legal realm, Ms. Seidenberg has extensive family law, complex litigation, special education law, conflict resolution, case management, program development, process development and implementation, regulatory compliance, and legislative analysis experience.  Her Master’s Degree in Counseling and her teaching experiences are something she draws upon continually in her practice of law and service to others.

Notably, she previously served in Emory University’s Office of Equity and Inclusion as a Title IX investigator and training specialist, conducting investigations into discrimination and sexual misconduct and leading campuswide compliance training. This role required rigorous fact-finding and coordination with university stakeholders, skills she brings to complex family law matters. 

She has handled contested matters and conflict resolution involving issues such as family law, domestic violence, due process in the educational setting, special education issues and litigation, disability law with regard to educational institutions, civil rights matters, regulatory compliance matters, Title IX and Title VII matters, property rights, elder abuse, guardianships/conservatorships, litigation involving other capacity issues, estate disputes/estate management, trust management, fiduciary/probate law issues and litigation, contempt and modification actions.  She has been an active member of a legislative task force. Ms. Seidenberg often participates as a speaker in seminars, trainings and community forums.  Outreach/education is an important focus for Ms. Seidenberg.