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Greg Pace joined Children's Law Center in 2008 as a staff attorney in the Health Access Project and is currently an attorney with the Guardian Ad Litem Project. Prior to joining CLC, Greg worked for the Legal Aid Bureau of Maryland representing children in abuse and neglect proceedings, and for a small DC law firm focusing on disability and domestic relations law. Greg graduated with honors from the Syracuse University College of Law, where he received a Family Law and Social Policy certificate. During law school, Greg worked for the Children's Rights and Family Law Clinic, where he represented caregivers in custody, visitation and child support matters. Greg also tutored both elementary and high school students during his time in law school. He received his undergraduate degree from Fordham University.
As a mental health professional, it’s a pleasure to work with Children’s Law Center because of their attention to the full spectrum of a child and family’s needs. I rely on CLC attorneys to provide background and insight.
Meaningful adult relationships are often few and far between for many of the children I see in neglect and abuse cases. It speaks volumes to me when a troubled adolescent names a CLC attorney as someone they trust.
CLC’s attorneys go above and beyond to understand the mental health aspects of their cases.
-Jackson Peyton, PsyD
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
