Patricia Ketch Buonodono

Family Lawyer

Meriwether & Tharp LLC

Woodstock, GA

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Attorney Biography

Patricia (Pat) Buonodono has been in the practice of law for 25 years. She is with the law firm of Meriwether & Tharp, LLC and works in the Woodstock (Cherokee County) office. Pat has worked in the areas of Family Law and Child Welfare Law throughout her career. She is a Child Welfare Law Specialist, having earned that certification in 2010.

Practice Areas

Family Law (95%)

Child Welfare Law (5%)

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Bar Licenses

Georgia

Member in Good Standing

1994

Education

Georgia State University College of Law

Specialty Certifications

Certified Specialist
Child Welfare Law

National Association of Counsel for Children

Commercial Recognitions

Recognized for Professional Involvement

Lawyer Legion

2024

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Patricia Ketch Buonodono
Meriwether & Tharp LLC
145 Towne Lake Parkway Ste 300
Woodstock, GA 30188

Office: 678-879-9000

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