O. Renee’ Wells Peavy

O. Renee’ Wells Peavy is an attorney and sole proprietor of a law practice in McComb, Mississippi. Her services include divorce, child custody, child support, estate planning, probate, and real property matters. She represents clients working through family changes and planning questions affecting their assets or responsibilities. Her practice also helps individuals with legal issues concerning guardianship, wills, and property interests, with an emphasis on matters relevant to families and households.

Peavy received a Juris Doctor in 2012 and became licensed to practice law that year, according to her firm’s About Us page. Before qualifying as a lawyer, she worked as a legal assistant at Roach & McMillan. She became a partner after completing her legal training, and the firm operated as Roach, McMillan & Wells. That progression from legal support work to law firm ownership supplies professional context for her legal practice.

Her family law services include divorce, custody arrangements, visitation, child support, and related disputes. She also works on estate planning with wills, trusts, guardianship, and probate, along with real property issues. These matters frequently involve documents, court filings, and decisions with long-term financial or family implications. Her practice provides assistance with both contested issues and planning steps intended to clarify the rights and responsibilities of those involved.

O. Renee’ Wells Peavy became sole proprietor of her law practice in 2015, as confirmed on the firm’s website. She serves McComb and neighboring communities with family-focused legal services. Her experience as a former legal assistant, attorney, and law firm partner shapes a practice that addresses a range of legal needs. She works with clients on the documents, disputes, and procedural steps involved in protecting family and property interests.

Law Office Affiliations

• Attorney, O. Reneé Wells Peavy
• Member, The Mississippi Bar

Licensed State

• Mississippi

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