Amy Weisberg

Amy Weisberg has devoted her legal career exclusively to the field of Domestic Relations since 2003. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts from Dickinson College, where she graduated cum laude, majoring in Sociology and Spanish. During her time at Dickinson, Amy was a member of the Spanish Honor's Society and contributed as a Teaching Assistant and tutor.

Pursuing her legal education at the Dickinson School of Law of Pennsylvania State University, Amy earned her Juris Doctorate. While at Pennsylvania State, she was chosen for the Appellate Moot Court Board and actively participated in the ACLU's "Know Your Rights Campaign." It was also here that she met her husband, Noah Weisberg, who was a fellow law student.

Throughout her career, Amy has been consistently recognized for her excellence in practice. She has been honored as a Martindale Hubble SuperLawyers Rising Star, a Top Lawyer by Coastal Virginia Magazine, and one of the 10 Best Female Attorneys by the American Institute of Family Lawyers. Additionally, Amy is a distinguished member of the I'anson Hoffman Inn of Courts.

Amy practices extensively across the Courts of Hampton Roads, including locations such as Williamsburg, York County, Gloucester, Matthews County, York County/Poquoson, Hampton, Newport News, and Suffolk.