About Caroline Holloway

Caroline earned her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of North Florida, completing her degree in just three years. Before law school, she spent a year in Jacksonville working as a legal assistant and serving as a Guardian ad Litem, gaining hands-on experience that deepened her commitment to a legal career.

Caroline went on to attend the Charleston School of Law, where she excelled academically and received the CALI Award for earning the highest grade in her Domestic Relations course. Her time in Charleston was marked by exceptional leadership and involvement: she served as Chief Justice of the Moot Court Board, Associate Editor-in-Chief of the Charleston Law Review, and a member of the school’s Judicial Board. As part of the Moot Court Board, Caroline and her partner ranked among the top four teams at the UCLA Williams Institute National Moot Court Competition.

In recognition of her outstanding performance, Caroline was invited to join Charleston’s James L. Petigru Inn of Court as a student member during her final year of law school. She was also one of only three graduating students inducted into the Charleston School of Law’s Forensic Club, an honor reflecting her leadership, professionalism, public service, and academic excellence.

Caroline’s career with the firm began the summer after her first year of law school, when she joined as a legal intern. With her sights set on a career in family law, she continued to balance her internship part-time throughout the remainder of her law school years, working remotely from Charleston. After graduating from law school, Caroline returned to the firm full time as an associate attorney and is a great addition to our team of zealous advocates. 

Professional Memberships:

• The Florida Bar, admitted October 2026