Sloan E. Thacker

Sloan graduated from The University of Notre Dame in 2012 where she studied under the Great Books curriculum earning a Bachelor of Arts degree with a minor in Theatre and Performance Art. From a young age, Sloan has always loved to read, which drew her to the Great Books Program at Notre Dame. One of her favorite books growing up was To Kill a Mockingbird; that book inspired her passion for law and justice. Her Great Books education gave Sloan a comprehensive insight into how great minds in many different fields think, and instilled in her a passion for research, writing, and analytical thought. Her theatre education gave her confidence and helps her to this day in litigation and court appearances.

Sloan went on to Indiana University to earn her Juris Doctorate degree in Bloomington. In law school, Sloan was a Managing Editor for the International Journal for Global and Legal Studies, a Competition Coordinator for the Moot Court Competition and she served on the Dean's Advisory Board.

Upon graduating from Law School, Sloan clerked for Judge Williams of the Hamilton County Juvenile Court. In that role, she learned not only about the law and procedure that controls family and juvenile matters, but also invaluable insight into judicial deliberation and decision making. With that insight and a passion for utilizing the law to assist in family and child matters, she then transitioned to private practice with a focus on family law until joining The Lampe Law Office in 2024.

Sloan is well versed in areas of Family and Juvenile Law, including divorce, dissolution, child custody, domestic violence protection orders, and adoptions. She focuses on collaboration and settlement when appropriate and utilizes organized and effective trial strategy when necessary.

Sloan is committed to helping individuals navigate through difficult life transitions and strives to provide an empathetic ear and sound legal advice to all her clients. To Kill a Mockingbird is still one of her favorite books, and Sloan often calls to mind the advice of Atticus Finch - "You never really understand a person until you consider things from their point of view."

When not in the office, Sloan spends her time with her dog and her family, she can often be found lost in a book. She has had a lifetime passion for the arts and loves to attend theatre, music, and art shows.