Robin Lalley gains full equity ownership in Sodoma Law York

Sodoma Law said Principal and Managing Attorney Robin Lalley has taken full equity ownership of its York office in Rock Hill, South Carolina, a move the firm framed as part of its leadership transition and growth strategy. Lalley, who opened the office in 2017, called the milestone a reflection of the team and mentorship behind the practice.

Why it matters: - The equity transfer gives Robin Lalley ownership of Sodoma Law’s Rock Hill, South Carolina office and marks a leadership milestone for the family law firm. - Sodoma Law framed the move as part of its broader effort to create ownership opportunities for leaders who build individual offices. - The firm said the transition supports its focus on legacy and next-generation leadership.

What happened: - Sodoma Law announced that Principal and Managing Attorney Robin Lalley has reached full equity ownership in Sodoma Law York. - The office is located in Rock Hill, South Carolina. - Lalley opened Sodoma Law York in 2017 after accepting a leadership opportunity with the firm. - Sodoma Law said the ownership change reflects Lalley’s role in building and growing the York office.

The details: - Lalley graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Law. - Lalley has been licensed to practice law in North Carolina since 2007. - After taking the York leadership role, Lalley obtained a South Carolina law license. - Lalley has handled matters ranging from cooperative settlement agreements to high-conflict litigation for more than a decade. - Lalley is a Certified Parenting Coordinator, Certified Collaborative Law Attorney, and Certified South Carolina Family Court Mediator. - Lalley also serves as a guardian ad litem in North Carolina. - Lalley has received the South Carolina Leadership in Law award. - Lalley has been listed in North and South Carolina Super Lawyers. - Sodoma Law said Lalley has shown leadership, loyalty and commitment to the firm and the York office. - Founder and Principal Nicole Sodoma said the firm sees leadership development as part of its legacy. - Sodoma Law described ownership milestones as a sign of trust, responsibility, investment and shared commitment. - Sodoma Law says it is the largest family law practice across the Carolinas. - The firm says it focuses on helping clients navigate divorce and family transitions with clarity and perspective.

Between the lines: - The move signals that Sodoma Law is using equity ownership to retain and reward attorneys who expand local offices. - Lalley’s promotion to owner also suggests the York office has become a durable part of the firm’s regional footprint. - Nicole Sodoma’s comments point to a succession model built around internal leadership rather than outside expansion alone.

What's next: - Sodoma Law said it expects Lalley to continue leading the York office with support from the firm. - The firm is positioning the ownership change as a foundation for future growth. - People interested in connecting with Robin Lalley can email rlalley@sodomalaw.com. - More information about the firm is available on Sodoma Law’s website.