Attorney | Family Law & Civil Litigation
Alexander Cattermole is an experienced litigator at Tucker Griffin Barnes P.C., where he focuses his practice on family law and civil litigation. With a strong background in courtroom advocacy, Alexander brings a strategic, detail-oriented approach to representing his clients, combining thorough preparation with confident and assertive representation.
Alexander earned his bachelor’s degree in economics from Gettysburg College before receiving his Juris Doctor from Wake Forest University School of Law. During law school, he served as a student associate in the Environmental Law Clinic, gaining valuable experience in legal research, advocacy, and addressing complex legal issues.
Prior to joining Tucker Griffin Barnes, Alexander began his litigation career in 2023 as an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney. In this role, he prosecuted a wide range of criminal matters, including drug offenses, financial crimes, and property crimes. He gained substantial courtroom experience, trying cases before juries and representing the Commonwealth in civil litigation matters. His time as a prosecutor sharpened his litigation skills, strengthened his ability to navigate challenging legal disputes, and reinforced the importance of meticulous case preparation.
Today, Alexander applies that experience to his family law and civil litigation practice at the firm’s Charlottesville office. He understands that family law matters often involve deeply personal and emotionally challenging circumstances. Alexander is committed to providing clients with straightforward guidance, thoughtful legal strategies, and strong advocacy throughout the legal process. Whether negotiating a resolution or advocating in the courtroom, he works diligently to protect his clients’ interests and achieve favorable outcomes.
Areas of Practice
Education
Wake Forest University School of Law
Gettysburg College
Beyond the Office
Alexander resides in Staunton, Virginia, and enjoys taking advantage of the natural beauty of the Shenandoah Valley. When he’s not in the courtroom, he can often be found cycling or hiking in the Blue Ridge Mountains. His appreciation for the outdoors provides a welcome balance to the demands of his litigation practice.