We respect each other and we value our clients. It’s our business to know our clients and provide our clients with quality legal advice that is appropriate to the client’s individual situation.
Britton Johnson PLLC
Meet our Team
Our Attorneys
Anita has also practiced in the area of securities arbitration for nearly 30 years. She has been honored to represent a number of brokerage firms and individuals in FINRA arbitrations. Beyond her practice, Anita has a passion for her charitable and professional affiliations.
Amy Johnson is a native of Lexington and founding member of the Lexington, KY law firm. Ms. Johnson’s practice focuses primarily on labor and employment law, and a wide variety of family law issues.
Tamara Combs is a Member at Britton Johnson PLLC handling family law matters including divorce, spousal maintenance, paternity, custody, timesharing and child support.
Carrie is a graduate of Lafayette High School in Lexington, Kentucky. She attended the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Music.
Our Paralegals & Administrative Staff
Christy L. Hager is a Paralegal at Britton Johnson PLLC. She attended Sullivan Junior College, where she obtained her Paralegal Certificate and has been a paralegal or working in the field of law for over 35 years.
Abby Powers is the office manager at Britton Johnson PLLC. Originally from Western Kentucky,
Diesel is the Chief Dog Officer and emotional support advocate at Britton Johnson PLLC.
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About our Team
Our Practice Areas
- Family, Divorce & Child Custody Law: Our staff is experienced in handling contentious situations involving complicated child custody and other parenting disputes.
- Labor & Employment Law: We help businesses and individuals navigate legal issues in the workplace professionally and cost-effectively.
- Securities Arbitration Law: Our attorneys have experience arbitrating a wide variety of claims, including: suitability, breach of fiduciary duty, negligent misrepresentation, fraud, breach of contract, and the Kentucky Securities Act.