Top best Divorce & Separation Lawyers in ZIP 23606 | 3 available

Maureen Foley Kufro joins Collins/Waltrip with nearly nine years of trial experience.  Maureen entered William & Mary Law School in 2003 as a “non-traditional” student, a single mom of three young daughters.   After graduating in 2006 in the top 11% of her class, Maureen began her legal career as a prosecutor with the City of Newport News Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office, serving on the Drug Team and the Juvenile & Domestic Relations Team.  Maureen became an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney with the Williamsburg/James City County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office in 2008, prosecuting juvenile offender cases and crimes involving child abuse, neglect and exploitation.  Maureen also served as the Office’s contact for the Southern Virginia Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.  Now practicing family law and adoption law, and accepting court appointments as a guardian ad litem for children, Maureen continues her compassionate dedication to individuals, families and children, through whatever difficult situations and challenges they face.. A native of Long Island, New York, Maureen moved to Virginia in 1989.  Maureen’s daughters, now grown, remain her pride, joy, and purpose.  Maureen lives in Williamsburg with her husband, Jesse, and their dog, Riley.

Matthew G. Finley is an experienced trial attorney, having tried hundreds of trials, including jury trials. Most important to him is getting to know each client, learning their story, and providing the best representation for their circumstances and needs.. Mr. Finley was born in Corbin, Kentucky on the other side of the Appalachian Mountains. He went to the University of Kentucky on scholarship, graduating Summa Cum Laude and being initiated into Phi Beta Kappa. He then moved to Virginia and attended William and Mary Law School, graduating in 2014. After graduating he worked for the Hampton City Attorney’s Office. From that point Mr. Finley practiced five years as a prosecutor defending the rights of victims, ultimately as a Senior Assistant Commonwealth Attorney in Hampton responsible for special victims.. Throughout that time, Mr. Finley worked diligently arguing and trying cases on behalf of individuals who were wronged, who had their lives interrupted at no fault of their own, and who needed to find a way to continue living. He uses his experience and knowledge in trial work to represent every client with the level of passion they would expect from their attorney.