Tracey provides creative, tenacious, and compassionate representation to individual clients needing assistance with divorce and family law issues. Tracey serves on the Management Committee for Shaheen & Gordon and is the Chair of the Domestic Relations Practice Group. She is also a member of the firm’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee.
Tracey’s cases include:
- Individuals pursuing an amicable, cost-efficient divorce
- Collaborative divorce cases in which the parties contract to resolve their differences privately, respectfully, and without litigation
- Divorce cases involving the valuation and division of closely held businesses
- Cases involving the identification of trust interests and a determination of whether such interests constitute marital property to be divided in a divorce
- Divorce cases involving the valuation and division of state, federal, and private pensions, military retired pay, deferred compensation plans, stock options, and other employment benefits
- Divorce and parenting cases involving allegations of substance abuse or emotional, physical, or sexual abuse against a spouse or child
- Parents confronting complex jurisdictional issues following the wrongful removal of a child from the child’s home state
Her clients include doctors, nurses, dentists, business owners and executives, airline pilots, teachers, accountants, police officers, firefighters, utility, communications, and energy workers, as well as at-home parents and spouses.
Before finding her professional home as a family law attorney at Shaheen & Gordon, Tracey worked as an associate in the tax departments of McGuireWoods LLP and Ropes & Gray, where she assisted investors, businesses, investment banks, and nonprofit organizations in planning the tax aspects of private equity investments and other transactions. She graduated first in her class from the University of Maryland School of Law in Baltimore and clerked for Judge Francis D. Murnaghan of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.
