Catherine Sanderson
Founding Partner
Catherine is a dedicated attorney with extensive experience handling Family Law cases in Fayette County, Coweta County, and the Griffin Judicial Circuit.
Catherine received her B.A. in Economics and Government from The College of William and Mary in 1992. She graduated cum laude from the University of Georgia School of Law in 1998.
Catherine grew up as a military brat, having been born in Germany and attending high school on three continents. Her early childhood years were spent in Fayette County before her family moved to Germany, Texas, Rhode Island, and then South Korea, where she graduated high school. Catherine returned to Georgia in 1992 and has lived in Fayette County since 1999.
Catherine's time abroad gave her a love and appreciation for travelling and learning about other cultures. She lived in Spain in 1991, where she became a fluent Spanish speaker. Since moving back to Georgia, Catherine has continued to travel extensively, including South America, Europe, and Asia.
Catherine has three grown children, two big dogs, and two rescue cats. She is thoroughly engaged in her community and is a member of the Peachtree City Rotary Club. She has served on the board of Promise Place, the local domestic violence service provider, and has done significant volunteer work with AVPride and Fayette Factor. Catherine played a key role in the drafting and passage of the social hosting ordinance in Fayette County and has been active with the Drug Free Fayette Coalition. Catherine previously served as board chair of the YMCA, on the Fayette County Bar board, and on the Southern Conservation Trust board. She also coached the Starr's Mill Mock Trial team for 5 years.
Catherine is a determined advocate, going above and beyond to fight for her clients and help them get to the other side of the dark tunnel of family law litigation.
