Brittney Amber Newland
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Brittney Amber Newland is a dedicated attorney based in Indianapolis, Indiana, where she specializes in adoption law at the esteemed firm of Voyles Zahn & Paul. A native of Columbus, Indiana, Brittney has built a robust educational foundation that underpins her legal expertise. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from the University of Evansville in 2005, followed by a Master of Science degree in Clinical Psychology from Indiana State University in 2008. Brittney's professional journey began in 2009 when she took on the role of Pretrial Release Probation Officer for Bartholomew County Court Services. This experience provided her with invaluable insights into the legal system, motivating her to pursue a law degree at the Robert H. McKinney School of Law at Indiana University – Indianapolis. In 2012, she joined Voyles Zahn & Paul as a law clerk under the mentorship of esteemed attorneys Mr. James H. Voyles and Ms. Jennifer M. Lukemeyer. Additionally, she honed her skills by clerking for the Honorable Stephan Heimann at the Bartholomew County Circuit Court. After being admitted to the Indiana Bar in 2014, Brittney transitioned into her current role as an attorney at Voyles Zahn & Paul. Her practice encompasses criminal defense, dissolution of marriage, and adoption throughout the state of Indiana. Brittney is an active member of several professional organizations, including the Indianapolis Bar Association, the Indiana State Bar Association, the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association, and the American Bar Association. With a commitment to providing compassionate and thorough legal representation, Brittney looks forward to guiding her clients through their legal journeys with expertise and care.
About Adoption Law
Adoption attorneys guide families through the legal process of adopting a child. They handle all legal requirements to create new family bonds. Common matters include domestic adoption, international adoption, stepparent adoption, foster care adoption.