Heather M. May was an attorney with her own firm until November, 2002, when she joined Tripcony Law Firm, P.A. (now known as Tripcony May) Heather became a partner in March 2012. Heather formerly taught the law portion of concealed carry classes for the Defensive Fire Institute. Heather has taught a divorce recovery class in the fall of 2012.

Heather began practicing in the area of Assisted Reproductive Technology, a growing area of the law, in 2010. Heather has found surrogacy law to be a very rewarding area of the law because it is usually such a happy and joyous occasion for the parties involved, particularly the intended parents. Heather has represented Surrogates and Intended Parents and is familiar with both sides. Heather traveled to Savannah, GA in May of 2017 to speak on assisted reproductive technology in Arkansas at the American Bar Association, Family Law Section meeting. Heather still enjoys practicing in divorce and custody but is very much enjoying the added area of surrogacy and egg donation. In June of 2019, Heather spoke regarding the legal aspect of surrogacy at a Men Having Babies conference in Fort Lauderdale, FL.

Heather enjoys spending time with her family, cooking and watching her daughter in sporting activities.

For more information about Surrogacy, please see our Surrogacy Section, Surrogacy Clinics and Contacts page, Approved Resources and Links page, or contact Heather online or call us at 501-296-9999.

Education

• Ouachita Baptist University, AR
• B.A., Political Science & History, minor in Philosophy, 1998
• J.D., University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law, 2001
• Admitted to bar, 2001, Arkansas
  

Associations

Arkansas Bar Association

American Bar Association

Practice Areas

Divorce, Surrogacy/Fertility Law/Egg Donation, Child Custody, Paternity, Visitation Issues, Alimony/Spousal Support, Adoption, Guardianship, Grandparent Rights, Child Support, Central Registry Appeals, Pre-Nuptial Agreements, Restraining Orders