The Mackenzie Holdren Law Firm, PLLC

The Mackenzie Holdren Law Firm, PLLC General practice Firm in West Virginia.

02/26/2026

High school girls: as always, I want to ensure that all of you are able to experience prom in a dress that you love. šŸ’ƒšŸ¼šŸ‘ šŸ‘‘šŸŖ©āœØ If you will need a dress/shoes/accessories, please reach out to me ASAP! If possible, please don’t wait until the last minute. That said, I know things happen and I will still help you. Just to be clear, this is open to any girl enrolled in high school who intends to go to prom, not just girls I represent — so if you have a friend, daughter, student, etc. who needs help, reach out to me. Please let me know when prom is and provide sizing info and specific requests. Nobody will know. 🩷

02/18/2026

On 02/17/2026, the Summersville Police Department was escorting Ronald Stroupe Jr. of Princeton, WV out of a girls’ basketball game at the Nicholas County High School. Mr. Stroupe had been asked numerous times by the Summersville Police Department S.R.O. Officer for the high school to calm down after having a verbal altercation with a parent from Nicholas County. Mr. Stroupe was asked to leave and had to be escorted from the gym. While being escorted Mr. Stroupe became more belligerent and physical with the officer. Mr. Stroupe was then placed under arrest. While placing Mr. Stroupe in custody, a firearm fell out of Mr. Stroupe’s waistband onto the gym floor. Mr. Stroupe grabbed the gun and refused to release it. Mr. Stroupe was disarmed by the officer with assistance of Nicholas County Sheriff’s Department. Mr. Stroupe was placed in custody.

Mr. Stroupe was charged with [1] Possession of a Deadly Weapon on the premises of an Educational Facility, [2] Brandishing, [3] Obstructing an Officer, [4] Public Intoxication, and [5] Disorderly Conduct.

Mr. Stroupe was transported to Central Regional Jail and is awaiting arraignment by a magistrate.

Happy Presidents’ Day. Courthouses are closed, banks are closed, and the mail doesn’t run. As per usual, this office fol...
02/16/2026

Happy Presidents’ Day. Courthouses are closed, banks are closed, and the mail doesn’t run. As per usual, this office follows the federal and state holiday schedules. Accordingly, we are closed today. You should expect correspondence via MyCase, email, phone call/message to resume during regular business hours.

I am accepting new clients. If you need legal assistance and your matter doesn’t fall into one of the listed categories,...
01/27/2026

I am accepting new clients.
If you need legal assistance and your matter doesn’t fall into one of the listed categories, just ask! As a rural practitioner, I handle a large variety of cases. If it isn’t something I can help with, I’m happy to refer you to a colleague who can.

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01/24/2026

Stay warm and stay safe this weekend. Don’t be greedy. Go to the store, get what you and your family need. When you take too much, you leave others without. Use common sense. If you don’t need to go out, don’t. Check on your neighbors, especially your elderly neighbors, single parents, and neighbors in mobile homes. If you are able-bodied, help with their wood stoves and make sure they have necessities.
There is a shelter/warming center set up at First United Methodist Church in Webster Springs. It is open all weekend. Thanks to wonderful volunteers, there will be heat, food, and hot showers. Nicholas County has eight (8) potential warming shelters that will be opened in the event of power outages, per the Nicholas County Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management. Locations will be updated as the shelters are opened.

The office will be closed today in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, which is a federal holiday. šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø Normal business h...
01/19/2026

The office will be closed today in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, which is a federal holiday. šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø Normal business hours will resume Tuesday, January 20, 2026. Current clients are welcome to utilize MyCase or email, but should not expect responses today. I hope you take some time today to go out and do something to make your community better.

As always, I’m proud to support the Sgt. Dan Silman Memorial Foundation Annual Wrestling Tournament. Proceeds are used t...
01/09/2026

As always, I’m proud to support the Sgt. Dan Silman Memorial Foundation Annual Wrestling Tournament. Proceeds are used to fund scholarships for local students and contributions to other causes that support our kids. šŸ’—

01/09/2026

Happy Law Enforcement Appreciation Day! Over the years, I’ve been fortunate to work with police officers who consistently demonstrate integrity, professionalism, and a commitment to keeping their communities safe. Behind the scenes, many of them go above and beyond their duties and responsibilities because they see a need or feel it’s the right thing to do. I’m proud to not only call them my colleagues, but my friends. If you disagree with this sentiment, please refrain from leaving negative, argumentative comments. We live in a country where I, as a woman, am fortunate enough to be able to speak my mind, own a business, and support causes and organizations that align with my values — and you have those same rights. ā¤ļø

01/05/2026

Happy Divorce Monday! Yes, it’s a real thing - the first Monday of the new year when everyone who didn’t want to ruin the holidays calls to set up divorce consultations with ā€œnew year, new meā€ energy. As expected, we are experiencing a higher volume of calls than usual. I also have a full docket today and I’m in the process of responding to your emails and messages on MyCase, so please be patient. I enjoyed the holidays and I feel refreshed and ready to get back to work. ā¤ļø

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Summersville, WV
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