Kathy Sigmon

Kathy R. Sigmon is a South Carolina native, born in Columbia and a graduate of Chapin High School. She has more than 33 years of legal experience, including 29 years in family law. She began as a legal secretary at 19 and later earned her Paralegal Certificate from the Professional Career Development Institute.

In 1997, Kathy joined Nexsen Pruet, where she discovered her focus in family law. She spent six and a half years as a legal secretary and more than 17 years as a paralegal on the firm's family law team, working complex family court matters and completing advanced training, including CaseMap Paralegal Certification (November 2007) and Westlaw Certification for Paralegals (May 2020). In 2010, she authored the "Family Law" chapter of The Paralegal Survival Guide Facts and Forms, Second Edition, published by the South Carolina Bar, and presented at the accompanying CLE.

At McCutchen McLean, Kathy serves as a family law paralegal and works primarily with Robin McLean. She assists clients through every phase of their cases and serves as a direct point of contact between clients and their attorney. Outside the office, she enjoys traveling with her husband and adult children, gem mining, making artisan jewelry, crocheting, and sharing a good meal with family.