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When you need an experienced and committed family law professional, you can turn to attorney Albert Bonin for professional, compassionate and effective counsel and representation. For almost three decades, Mr. Bonin has been practicing family law and handling difficult cases on behalf of all types of clients. No case is too complex for Mr. Bonin to take on, and he frequently takes cases involving property, custody, parenting time, support and matters across state and international borders.. When you choose to work with Mr. Bonin you are not just receiving the benefit of a highly skilled litigator, you are also enlisting the help of a problem solver who is well known for his ability to resolve conflicts. Mr. Bonin works through negotiation, mediation and the collaborative process to help clients achieve their goals for their family and their future.. For over two decades, Mr. Bonin has been included in the treatise, The Best Lawyers in America, and he is listed as one of the Metropolitan D.C.'s best family law attorneys every year in The Washington Post Magazine and in Super Lawyers. For years he has received the highest attorney "AV" rating from Martindale-Hubbell, a leading site rating legal professionals. He is also proud to serve as the President of the Fairfax Law Foundation. He is also listed as as one of the Top Lawyers in Northern Virginia Magazine for child custody matters.. Additionally, Mr. Bonin has been chosen as one of the Ten Leaders in Matrimonial and Divorce Law in Northern Virginia since 2007 and ShounBach has had more Ten Leader's than any law firm in the nation.. SET APART FROM THE REST. Part of what distinguishes Mr. Bonin and his firm above different law firms is that Mr. Bonin limits the number of cases he accepts. He understands that an attorney may have many clients, but a client only has one attorney. Therefore, he only takes on a few cases at a time in order to provide a level of service that exceeds the client's expectations.. Aside from the honors mentioned above, Mr. Bonin has held several positions in local, state and national organizations. He is a Past Chair of the Fairfax Bar Association Circuit Court Committee, Mr. Bonin received the "Chair Award" for outstanding service. His current appointments include: President of the Fairfax Law Foundation, lifetime member of the Colorado Bar Foundation, and a Past President of the Virginia Association of Collaborative Professionals.. Mr. Bonin is also proud to be a fellow in the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, and he served as a chapter President of this prestigious organization. Additionally, he is also a fellow of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals and International Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.. Mr. Bonin, is licensed to practice in Virginia, Colorado and D.C. In Colorado he was the recipient of the Outstanding Professional of the Year Award on two occasions.. He served as the chair of the Colorado Supreme Court Ethics Committee in Colorado. He was listed by 5280 magazine as one of Denver's top lawyers. He was coauthor of the two-volume manual, Domestic Relations Forms and Practice, by Lexis Law Publications. Mr. Bonin has had the unique privilege of lecturing nationally and internationally on all aspects of family law.. Mr. Bonin is a member of the Virginia, Fairfax, Prince William, District of Columbia and Colorado Bar Associations, as well as the Collaborative Professionals of Northern Virginia.. Virginia:. Colorado:

We are a family law firm serving Northern Virginia and Montgomery County, MD that strives to see their clients as financially, emotionally, and mentally whole as possible at the end of a case whether it be a contested divorce, child custody or visitation matter, the equitable distribution of assets, child or spousal support matters, or the negotiation and preparation of prenuptuial and marital agreements. Reese Law Office helps clients choose from a full array of personalized family law solutions to these matter, including advocacy, mediation, litigation and collaboration.. Catherine M. Reese is trained in the growing field of collaborative law and heads a team of family law attorneys in Fairfax, Virginia. She is also a certified mediator who will recommend mediation if that is the best choice, or serve as mediator in cases in which she is not counsel for a party. Litigation and vigorous advocacy are hallmarks of the firm, and are utlizied as needed.. Please contact us or call to schedule a consultation. Evening and weekend appointments are available under certain circumstances.

The Law Offices of John C. Bazaz, PLC is a general practice law firm with an emphasis on the Fair Credit Reporting Act. We help consumers and victims of identity theft remove inaccurate information from their credit reports and background check reports. Though this is an area of emphasis, it is not the limit of our focus. Our principal member, John C. Bazaz, has years of experience representing clients in civil litigation matters, personal injury matters, as well as corporate and business matters.. Mr. Bazaz has extensive experience handling matters in the Virginia state courts and federal courts throughout the country. In all his matters, Mr. Bazaz takes an outcome-oriented approach to alleviating his client’s concerns. This approach may result in a settlement, mediation, trial, or an appeal, contingent upon the circumstances of each individual case.. Prior to founding the Law Offices of John C. Bazaz, PLC, Mr. Bazaz worked at several law firms including: Surovell Markle Isaacs & Levy, PLC, Martin Arif Petrovich & Walsh, and was a member of the legal defense team for Lee Boyd Malvo (DC Sniper Case).. Mr. Bazaz is licensed to practice before all state courts in the Commonwealth of Virginia and the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. Additionally, Mr. Bazaz is a member of the Virginia State Bar, Fairfax Bar Association, and the American Bar Association.. Mr. Bazaz received his undergraduate degree from Virginia Tech and his Juris Doctor degree from the Columbus School of Law at The Catholic University of America.. Currently, Mr. Bazaz resides in Fairfax, Virginia with his wife, two children, and English Bulldog.

Susan Butler's practice has focused in the area of domestic relations and family law since she began her practice in 1992. Since 1996, her primary concentration has been in the court systems of Northern Virginia. She is a Certified Mediator for Circuit Court Family Cases and a fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and the International Academy of Family Lawyers.  She is a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (TM).. While she has brought the majority of her cases to closure without the necessity of contested court intervention, when it is not possible to reach an amicable resolution of a matter, Ms. Butler has extensive experience in litigation of equitable distribution, custody, support and other family law issues in Northern Virginia court systems. Moreover, she has written appellate briefs and has argued cases before the Virginia Court of Appeals. She serves as a Neutral Case Evaluator and Conciliator for the Circuit Court of Fairfax County.. Ms. Butler is a graduate of Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, Massachusetts and of The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law. She is admitted to practice law in Virginia, the District of Columbia, Maryland, Connecticut, and before the United States Supreme Court. She is a member of the Virginia and Fairfax Bar Association.. Ms. Butler currently serves on the Virginia State Bar Borad of Governors Family Section and was an elected member of the Virginia State Bar Council from 2008-2014. She is a former faculty member of the Harry L. Cerrico Professionalism Course of the Virginia State Bar, and is a current faculty member and co-chair of the VSB's Law School Professionalism Course. She has been selected for inclusion in Super Lawyers list since 2010 and in Best Lawyers in America (for Family law and Mediation) since 2011.

Stephanie Duran is a Northern Virginia native admitted to practice in all Virginia state courts as well as the Eastern District of Virginia. She attended the University of Toronto for her undergraduate degree, and attended both the University of Windsor and the University of Detroit-Mercy for law school, earning a law degree in the United States and Canada. Although she has broad range of experience handling various matters, she focuses her practice on family law and divorce.

Shirley Chim is an attorney with a solid foundation of professional experience in the areas of Family Law matters.  Shirley has worked with families and individuals in Northern Virginia to help them understand the processes and complexities that are often presented in divorce, child custody, support, equitable distribution, adoption, and protective orders.  Shirley is also a skilled negotiator and believes in empowering her clients in settlement and mediation, where appropriate. Shirley is flexible and creative in her approach to law and works side by side with her clients in some of the toughest times of their lives. Shirley believes there is no case too big or too small and invests in her cases accordingly. Whether it is a highly contested divorce case, or a simple traffic infraction Shirley will advocate for her client’s best interest and desired outcomes with all available resources and a professional and practical approach. Shirley represents clients in divorce, child custody, visitation, child support, spousal support/alimony and equitable distribution matters in local courts including Loudoun,  Alexandria, Fairfax, Fauquier County, Stafford County and Prince William County.. Shirley resides in Loudoun County Virginia with her Husband, three kids and two black lab rescues. In her leisure time, Shirley enjoys traveling abroad and has traveled to over 10 countries, and 4 continents.

Rebecca Geller is President/CEO of The Geller Law Group. She is a seasoned lawyer committed to providing affordable, high-quality legal services to businesses and families. In April 2015, The Washingtonian Magazine selected Rebecca as a “person we would like to have dinner with.” She has been in numerous tv interviews such as MSNBC Your Small Business and the Washington Business Report program to offer legal advice to entrepreneurs. Well known for her legal experience and activism, Rebecca was selected as a 2015 Rising Star Super Lawyer and was recognized by the Washington Post magazine for this award. In 2015, was interviewed by a multitude of news outlets including the WTOP Radio and The Washington Post for her leadership in drafting and successfully passing Virginia legislation that now makes it legal for a woman to breastfeed a child in public places. Rebecca is involved in the community as a lawyer and activist and regularly gives speeches and presentations to organizations and groups about legal issues impacting families, individuals, and business owners.. Before launching her own law firm in 2011, Rebecca worked as a corporate lawyer at a major international law firm representing Fortune 500 companies. Her experience is varied, including work with wills/trusts, corporate, trademark, family law, litigation, housing, political law, telecommunications, employment, and non-profits. Rebecca’s clients include families, individuals and businesses from all walks of life. She has vast experience working with businesses from all industries including restaurants, technology companies, internet start-ups, health and wellness businesses, medical practices, landscaping and home construction contractors, family care providers, media and communications firms, government contractors, mortgage companies, financial advisors, entertainment personalities, and everything in between.

Prior to joining BenGlassLaw, I spent nine years as a defense attorney at a major insurance company, where I litigated thousands of cases to completion. I now use my “insider” knowledge of how the insurance industry operates to benefit my clients. I enjoy connecting with my clients and their families on a personal level. I think this is a big factor in my ability to help my clients achieve the best possible results.. When I am not in the courtroom or office, I enjoy spending time with my husband, our two sons and our labradoodle.

My firm specializes in serving international nonprofit and religious organizations.  We obtain legal entity and nonprofit status in countries where NGO activities are strictly regulated.  We also advise on various aspects of legal compliance, tax exempt organization law, contracts, and other matters in the US and in many foreign countries.  We work in Russia, other former Soviet Republics, the greater China region, and many other nations.  I speak French, some Russian and a bit of Chinese.

I'm Ben Glass - an attorney, author, entrepreneur, soccer referee, and father to nine. But this isn't about me! If you're here because you've been injured in an accident or your disability insurance has been denied and you need an attorney, you are in the right place. The BenGlassLaw Experience is about knowing you and telling your story to a skeptical and stingy insurance company that sees you only as a claim file number.. About Our Disability Team:. About Our Auto Accident & Personal Injury Team:. Don't let every attorneys 'about me' section they wrote themselves be the reason why you choose an attorney - we let our friends speak for us. Browse from our 275+ Google reviews from our tribe of happy clients at .. Give us a call for a free, zero-obligation consultation and we will try to help you!

I have been in the legal profession since I graduated from college in 1994.  I started my career as a paralegal.  During my time as a paralegal, I worked in a plaintiff's personal injury firm in Connecticut while my husband (and current law partner) was in law school, and later as a senior litigation paralegal at a large firm in Washington, D.C.  I attended law school at night and worked during the day.. Outside of the office I keep busy with my young children-- two sons and daughter--all of whom have crazy schedules.  I also enjoy movies, reading and travel.

I am an employment and labor law attorney, representing companies, employees and executives in litigation and personnel matters. I have a general background in education, technology, construction, and government contracts matters.. A large part of my litigation practice pertains to post-employment litigation, both raising and defending claims involving fraud, non-compete and non-solicitation agreements, misappropriation of trade secrets, breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, leaked confidential information, defamation, and civil conspiracy. I also regularly negotiate agreements outside of the courtroom, including agreements pertaining to terminations, severance pay and commercial leases.. I regularly advise and train companies on best practices in the workplace, on topics such as workplace investigations, sexual harassment, the joint employer doctrine, terminations, ADA accommodations, and job applications.. I also have experience advising and litigating labor union matters, including employee termination grievances in arbitration, and negotiating collective bargaining agreements.

I am an attorney primarily focused on helping families in Virginia navigate the world of estate planning and elder law. With over 20 years of legal experience, I have been honored to represent individuals, businesses, and our wonderful community in a wide range of legal matters. Most recently, I had the privilege of serving as the Chief Deputy Commonwealth’s Attorney for Fairfax County, a jurisdiction of around 1.2 million people. I have been named to SuperLawyers and I am Peer Review Rated as AV® Preeminent™ by Martindale-Hubbell.. Having spent years representing clients in litigation, I understand the most valuable service a lawyer can provide is keeping their clients out of court. The court process is long, it is extremely expensive, and it is very stressful for clients. Moreover, regardless of an attorney’s talent, court outcomes are highly unpredictable given that human beings are involved in the decision-making process.. In some legal areas, such as criminal law, the case almost always starts with a court filing so avoiding court is not possible. However, with estate planning, avoiding court is entirely possible with proactive planning. Moreover, the cost savings and other benefits of avoiding court and probate are substantial – greatly exceeding the expense of planning.. As a parent myself, I understand the concerns that many people with young children share. Questions like, "What will the court do with my children if something happens to me today?" or "What other decisions will the court make for my family if I don't plan ahead?" or “What will happen to me and my affairs if I become incapacitated in an auto accident or have a medical emergency?” weigh heavily on the minds of parents. I'm here to help address these concerns and plan accordingly.. I also recognize that for those that are more senior, they may be facing a long-term care crisis. Seniors have a 70% chance of needing long-term care services and support in the final third of their life. However, the average cost of inpatient long-term care is between $10,000 and $12,000 a month, and Medicare does not cover any long-term care costs. Absent proactive planning, seniors needing long-term care are required by Medicaid rules to spend down their entire life savings to below $2,000 before Medicaid will cover any of the monthly cost. While some states exempt certain retirement assets from this spend down, Virginia does not.. While we will talk a lot about your home, and possibly your IRA, or other assets, at its core, estate planning is about retaining control over your future and the future of your loved ones.. Planning is about taking control and making sure that YOU, not a court or a third party, decides what happens if you become incapacitated, or to your children if you pass when they are minors.. It’s about making sure that the assets you have are immediately available (rather than tied up in court proceedings), and are not unnecessarily depleted (by court costs, appraisal fees, outside financial guardians, lawyers, etc.), in the event of your incapacity or death, and used fully to support the choices you make as to how you want to be cared for, and how you want your loved ones to be cared for.. On a personal note, I am a father of three children. What they bring to this experience for me is an awareness that planning is something you do for the people you love the most. You may or may not be the one to benefit from the plan we design, but your loved ones surely will. I am guessing that is why you are here. I look forward to talking with you about those people and how we can ensure that they are cared for and protected.

I am a personal injury lawyer in Fairfax, Virginia.  The vast majority of my practice involves representing people who have been hurt in auto accidents against car insurance companies.. At one point, this was a practice area where you could hire just about any lawyer and get the same result.  Now, you need someone who concentrates on auto accidents.  The law is getting more complex every year - especially for people who have health insurance through the government or through large companies.  The last thing that you want to do after settling your auto accident case is get a surprise bill from the Federal government or from a subrogation agent because you hired a generalist to handle your auto accident case.. Additionally, insurance companies now track which attorneys take cases to trial and which lawyers have a volume practice and just settle their client's cases.  When you are looking for a lawyer - be sure to ask them when the last time they tried a case was.. You should hire a lawyer for your auto accident case who enjoys being in the Courtroom.  I am one of those lawyers.  I had the privelege of being selected as one of the Top 10 Attorneys in Virginia Under Age 40 by the National Academy of Personal Injury Attorneys and as one of the top 40 trial lawyers in Virginia under 40.  I have also been listed as a Rising Star by Super Lawyers Magazine - an award that recognizes the top 2.5% of attorney's under the age of 40.. When I am not in the office or trying cases, you can find me out running.  I love being outside and pushing myself.  I have competed in dozens of races from marathon distance up to 100 miles.

Hope Rosen's practice has consistently centered on child and family law issues. After receiving her law degree, Ms. Rosen worked as a staff attorney for the American Prosecutors Research Institute, focusing on issues of juvenile delinquency and child abuse. Ms. Rosen left the American Prosecutors Research Institute when she was appointed Special Counsel for the Division of Child Support Enforcement by the Attorney General of Virginia. After building her expertise in child support law, Ms. Rosen expanded her family law practice to include matters of child custody and visitation, protective orders, spousal support and equitable distribution of marital assets and liabilities. In addition to Ms. Rosen's experience in litigation, she is also trained in collaborative law, which allows her to offer her skills in various approaches to dispute resolution.. Ms. Rosen received her Bachelor of Arts from the College of William and Mary and her Juris Doctor from the George Mason University School of Law. During her graduate work, she served as president of George Mason's trial advocacy team. Since she has been in practice, Ms. Rosen has been recognized by Super Lawyers as a rising star every year since 2009.. Ms. Rosen is a member of the Virginia State Bar, the Circuit Court Committee of the Fairfax Bar Association, Prince William County Bar Association, Virginia Women's Attorney Association, and the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association (VTLA). She has appeared in Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Courts and Circuit Courts throughout Northern Virginia, and she has appeared before the Virginia Court of Appeals in matters relating to child support, spousal support and equitable distribution. Ms. Rosen has been admitted to practice law in the Commonwealth of Virginia since 2002.. In her free time, Ms. Rosen volunteers her time as a conciliator for the Conciliation Program, which is a free service offered by the Fairfax Bar Association. She has also provided pro bono services for victims of domestic violence through the Civil Protection Order program offered by Legal Services of Northern Virginia.

Damon Miller is a long-term disability and ERISA attorney. He represents disabled claimants against insurance companies that have wrongfully denied benefits. He understands that insurance companies sometimes ignore the advice of your doctors and deny valid claims without listening to your voice. Damon is here to listen to you and help you be heard loud and clear by your insurance company.. In one way or another, Damon has been fighting for disabled clients since he was in college. He was raised in Chattanooga, Tennessee, where he worked full-time as a paralegal while simultaneously taking a full-time college course load. In-between riding his bike to class and work, he supported disabled clients whose insurance companies had improperly denied their claims. He left Chattanooga to go to law school at William & Mary, knowing that he wanted to become an ERISA attorney so that he could continue to hold insurance companies accountable when they try to put profits ahead of people.. Damon has managed cases for disabled clients from Hawaii to New York to Virginia and just about everywhere in-between. In law school, he was honored to serve disabled veterans at the Lewis B. Puller, Jr. Veterans Benefits Clinic at William & Mary.. He is a graduate of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, where he studied English Literature, and of William & Mary Law School (the Marshall-Wythe School of Law).He is a member of the Federal Bar Association, the Fairfax Bar Association, and the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association.. When he’s not battling insurance companies, he loves spending time with his wife, Emily. They’re always going on new adventures together, exploring new places, and trying new food. And in his spare time, he creates new worlds. He writes fantasy and science fiction stories and he’s currently writing an epic book series about an ancient medieval civilization facing the end of the world (think Lord of the Rings but with more dragons and explosions).

Christopher Malinowski is one of the founding partners at Malinowski Hubbard, PLLC. He has dedicated his legal career to helping clients with complicated family law cases. He has successfully represented numerous individuals with matters such child custody, spousal support, property division, and more. Because of his legal prowess and success, Attorney Malinowski is a certified Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML), an honor only afforded to a few attorneys in the nation. He also earned the highest AV Preeminent® rating from Martindale-Hubbell®. His peers selected him for inclusion in “The Best lawyers in America” list, as well as for the Super Lawyers® list. Learn how he can help you with your divorce.

Camellia Safi is a family and divorce attorney with over a decade of experience serving clients across Northern Virginia in Loudoun County, Fairfax County, Prince William County, Arlington County, Clarke County, Frederick County and City of Alexandria.

Ann is a Partner at Kelly Byrnes Danker & Luu, PLLC.  Since entering private practice in August of 2006, Ann N. Luu has focused exclusively on family, and she has appeared in all of the circuit court and juvenile and domestic relations district courts in northern Virginia.  During her career, Ann has represented a variety of clients and handled a wide variety of legal issues, from complex equitable distribution matters, to challenging custody disputes, to protective orders and appeals to the Court of Appeals.  Ann has also successfully negotiated many settlements.. Before entering private practice, Ann completed a two-year clerkship with the Honorable Richard B. Potter, then Chief Judge, of the Prince William County Circuit Court.  During her clerkship, Ann also assisted the Prince William County Bar Association in completely revising its “Domestic Relations Practice Guidelines” a publication designed to assist attorneys in navigating the court system.. Ann received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from George Mason University in May 2000, having made the Dean’s List several times. She earned her law degree cum laude from Roger Williams University School of Law in May 2004, graduating in the top fifteen percent of her class. Ann was selected to participate in the school’s Honors Program after her first year, and was also awarded the Roger Williams University Presidential Scholarship, Dean’s Achievement Award, and Ester Clark Foundation Scholarship, all of which were scholarships awarded based solely on academic achievement.. While in law school, Ann participated in an externship program serving as Law Clerk to the Honorable Ernest C. Torres, Chief Judge, of the U.S. District Court for the District of Rhode Island. She was also a student attorney in the school’s Community Justice and Legal Assistance Clinic, which provides free legal representation to the underprivileged and low-income families.. Ann was born in Saigon, Vietnam, and speaks fluent Vietnamese. After her family emigrated from Vietnam in the mid-70s, she was raised in California, Texas, Virginia and Rhode Island.. Ann is a member of the Virginia State Bar; the Fairfax County Bar Association; and the Asian Pacific American Bar Association of Virginia, of which she serves as a Board Member.