James L. Tripcony established the Tripcony Law Firm, the firm that is now known as Tripcony May, in 1980, and practices family law. Mr. Tripcony has been admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court, and appeared before the full Supreme Court on June 14, 2006. Mr. Tripcony has been voted by other attorneys in Arkansas as one of the best divorce attorneys in this state. He has also been recognized in Little Rock Soiree as one of the Best Lawyers in Family Law and recognized by Arkansas Life Magazine as a reader’s choice attorney. Mr. Tripcony has extensive experience both in trial advocacy and settlement negotiations, having represented hundreds of clients in cases involving many varied issues. Mr. Tripcony has practiced in courts in all geographic areas of the state and has been granted special permission from courts in Texas and Mississippi to practice in courts in those states. His clients come from nearly every state of the union and from many foreign countries. He has taught at seminars for the Arkansas Bar Association, and was invited by the Bar to present at a seminar entitled “The Best of CLE (Continuing Legal Education).” He is a member of the Family Law section of the Arkansas Bar Association. He has taken specialized courses in the areas of bankruptcy as it relates to divorce, division of retirement benefits, tax aspects of divorce, interstate collection of child support, interstate and international child custody disputes, and valuation of business entities.

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.