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TNS Family Law Celebrates Independence Day
Happy Fourth of July from TNS Family Law! Today, we celebrate the freedoms we share, the communities that bring us together, and the moments spent with family and friends. We hope everyone has a safe, happy, and relaxing Independence Day filled with celebration and connection. Wishing you a wonderful holiday from all of us at…
Read MoreTNS Family Law Attorneys to Present at “Handling Peace & Protective Order Cases in Maryland”
TNS Family Law is proud to announce that three of our attorneys will be presenting at the Maryland State Bar Association – MSBA‘s Webinar: Handling Peace & Protective Order Cases in Maryland, on July 15 beginning at 9:00 a.m. Alexis L. Holiday will present on Final Protective Orders Faith Zellman Khan and Alexandra N. Comegys…
Read MoreTNS Family Law Honors Juneteenth
Today, TNS Family Law honors Juneteenth. It is a day of reflection, remembrance, and celebration of freedom, resilience, and progress. We recognize the importance of continuing conversations about justice, equality, and community while celebrating the history and culture that make this day so meaningful. Happy Juneteenth from all of us at TNS Family Law.
Read MoreTNS Family Law Attorneys Selected for MSBA’s Family Law Section Council
TNS Family Law is thrilled to announce that Jasmine N. Pope, Esq. and Alexandra N. Comegys, Esq. have been selected to serve on the Maryland State Bar Association‘s Family Law Section Council! Alexandra joins as a Young Lawyer Section Member and Jasmine as an At Large Section Member. They will join their colleague Alexis L.…
Read MoreJasmine N. Pope Elected as President of the Alliance of Black Women Attorney’s of Maryland, Inc.
On June 16, 2026, Jasmine N. Pope will be sworn in as President of the Alliance of Black Women Attorney’s of Maryland, Inc. Please join us at the Alliance’s meeting on June 16, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. in the Circuit Court for Baltimore County. A reception will follow.
Read MoreTNS Family Law Celebrates Pride Month
June is a time to celebrate love in all its forms. At TNS Family Law we believe every family deserves protection, dignity, and stability. Whether you’re navigating marriage, separation, or anything in between, we’re here for your family – whatever it looks like. Wishing everyone a joyful, proud, and love-filled month! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
Read MoreTNS Attorneys Volunteer for Young Lawyer’s Bull & Oyster Roast & Silent Auction
On March 28, 2026, associates Faith Zellman Khan and Jasmine Pope volunteered at the Baltimore County Bar Association’s Young Lawyer’s Bull & Oyster Roast & Silent Auction. Jasmine Pope (middle) is featured on the cover of The Advocate in a picture taken at the bull roast. TNS is very excited to include among it’s members…
Read MoreAttorney Alexis L. Holiday and BCBA Family Law Chair hosts Multi-Jurisdictional Dinner
Attorney Alexis L. Holiday hosted the Baltimore County Bar Association’s Multi-Jurisdictional Family Law Dinner at Ruth’s Chris Steak House in Pikesville! As BCBA Family Law Chair, Alexis brought together family law attorneys from Baltimore County, Baltimore City, Howard County, Harford County, and Carroll County for an evening of real talk with five incredible circuit court…
Read MoreFirm Attorneys Published in “Protective & Peace Order Cases in Maryland: A Practice Manual”
We are pleased to announce that Alexis L. Holiday, Faith Zellman Khan and Alexandra N. Comegys from our firm have been published in Protective & Peace Order Cases in Maryland: A Practice Manual. This publication serves as a practical guide for practitioners navigating protective and peace order matters in Maryland, offering insight into procedure, strategy, and courtroom considerations.…
Read MoreAttorney Jasmine N. Pope Brings to Life Reenactment of Landmark Thurgood Marshall Case
On February 26, 2026, the Baltimore County Bar Association’s Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) and Historical Committees hosted a reenactment of Williams v. Zimmerman, a case argued by a young Thurgood Marshall. Marshall, who went on to become the first African-American Justice of the United States Supreme Court, argued the case in September 1936,…
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