MEET OUR TEAM

McGavinn was born and raised in Simpson County.  After graduating from Franklin-Simpson High School, he attended Western Kentucky University and graduated as the university’s valedictorian in 2017.  McGavinn then attended law school at the University of Alabama School of Law, where he graduated second in his class.  After law school, McGavinn clerked for two federal judges:  Honorable Eugene E. Siler, Jr., United States Circuit Judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, and Honorable L. Scott Coogler, Chief Judge on the United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama.  Along with his duties as Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney, McGavinn maintains a private law practice in Franklin, Kentucky.  And he’s happily married to Eva Brown, who teaches 8th Grade Science at the James E. Bazzell Middle School in Allen County. 

With over 16 years of experience at the Warren County Circuit Clerk's office, Sonya Corder brings a wealth of knowledge and dedication to her role as Office Manager in the Commonwealth's Attorney office. She began her career as a Deputy Clerk, gaining hands-on experience as a bench clerk in both District and Circuit Courts, working across criminal, civil, small claims, and family court cases. Her deep understanding of court operations led to her promotion to Supervisor and eventually Chief Deputy.

Sonya Corder holds an Associate of Arts degree and has also contributed to education and healthcare through her work as an Administrative Assistant in the Allied Health and Nursing Department at Southcentral Kentucky Community & Technical College for more than nine years. In addition, she is a certified EMT and actively serves Western Kentucky University and the Kentucky Special Events Medical Team, providing medical support for Special Olympic athletes at statewide events.

Committed to her community, Sonya Corder serves on the Board of Directors for the Warren County/Bowling Green Humane Society. In her free time, she enjoys camping and spending quality time with family and friends.

Brittany has proudly served the 49th Circuit as the Victim Advocate for Allen and Simpson Counties. She is a 2015 graduate of Western Kentucky University. Her journey in victim services began during her undergraduate years, where she had the opportunity to serve as an intern with the Victim Advocate of the Bowling Green Police Department. This experience sparked a deep passion for supporting victims and advocating for those who need it most. Since 2015, Brittany has dedicated her career to victim advocacy, working to help individuals navigate the challenges they face in the aftermath of trauma. Brittany was honored to be recognized nationally as Guardify’s 2024 Child Advocacy Leader.  She is driven to serve victims and the community, and ​committed to walking alongside those who need guidance, support, and resources during their most difficult times.

Autumn's career began in 1997, when she served as a 911 dispatcher for nine years with the Kentucky State Police. After nearly a decade on the headset, She  transitioned into an administrative role within a specialized drug enforcement section of the Kentucky State Police. For the next 11 years, she worked behind the scenes, supporting drug enforcement efforts across the state. In 2019, Autumn accepted a position as Discovery Coordinator at the Warren County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office. As Discovery Coordinator, she was responsible for compiling, managing, and distributing case materials to defense counsel, ensuring full legal compliance in the felony prosecution process. This position placed her at the intersection of law enforcement and the courts. In May of 2023, after 27 years of dedicated service, Autumn officially retired from her career in public safety and criminal justice. She walked away from full-time work knowing she had given her best to the Commonwealth of Kentucky, but retirement wasn’t the end of the story. In January of 2025, Autumn accepted a part-time position with the Allen & Simpson County Prosecutor’s Office. This new chapter has allowed her to continue contributing  knowledge and experience in a meaningful way, while also enjoying the flexibility of the retired life. 

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