Top State Lawyers in Norfolk | 29 available

Trey T. Parker concentrates his practice in the related areas of estate planning, administration and taxation, and family business planning.. Trey earned his Bachelor of Science in Political Science, summa cum laude, from Old Dominion University’s Honors College, where he was named Most Outstanding Student in Political Science.  He received his Juris Doctor from Washington & Lee University School of Law, where he was a receipient of the Judge Earl A. Cadmus 1926 Law Memorial Scholarship, served as a Legal Writing Fellow, and was named to the American Inns of Court and Phi Delta Phi Legal Honor Society.. In his spare time, Trey enjoys writing articles about estate planning and volunteering in his community.  His articles have been published in the Estate Planning & Community Property Law Journal, the Virginia State Bar’s Trust and Estates Section Newsletter, and the WealthCounsel Quarterly.  He serves on the board of directors of the Virginia Gentlemen Foundation, a non-profit organization that supports disabled children and wounded veterans

Stephan Lipskis focuses his practice in Estate Planning; Estate Administration; Elder Law; Tax Law (including tax controversies and offshore account disclosures); Business Law; and related areas.

My passion is to develop solutions for individuals and businesses by utilizing the most efficient and effective remedy available. I accomplish this by serving business owners as a part of their team and protecting individuals in their business and real estate needs. I am dedicated to the success and growth of each client that I serve. My experience includes complex business transactions, contracts, commercial loans, commercial and residential real estate transactions, dispute resolution, litigation, and a variety of other business and real estate matters.

Lamont Maddox focuses his practice on general business law matters, such as business start-ups, mergers and acquisitions, finance, contracts, e-commerce and corporate goverance.  As a former business owner, Mr. Maddox understands the needs and objectives of business owners; he was president and owner of Maddox Technology, Incorporated, a computer consulting firm serving small and moderate size businesses, for over 10 years.

I have my own law firm - Michael B. Hamar, P.C. - and practice in the areas of real estate, estate planning (Wills, Trusts, Advanced Medical Directives, Financial Powers of Attorney, Durable Medical Powers of Attorney); business law and commercial transactions; formation of corporations and LLC's; and legal services to the gay, lesbian and transgender community, including birth certificate amendment.

I have been practicing law for almost 22 years.  I strive to treat my clients like I would want my family members to be treated by colleagues.  I am tough as nails and trial tested.. I have a 12 year old daughter.  I enjoy sports, travelling and reading.

Delphine’s practice focuses on tax credit finance, affordable housing and community development. She represents public housing agencies, developers and lenders in connection with all aspects of housing and commercial development and redevelopment initiatives, with an emphasis on transactions using Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (“LIHTC”), New Markets Tax Credits (“NMTC”), state and federal historic rehabilitation tax credits (“HTC”), taxable and tax-exempt bonds, HUD financing, grant funds, conventional loans, and/or subordinated debt. She advises redevelopment and housing authorities in complex revitalization efforts, including mixed-finance transactions using Choice Neighborhood Initiative ("CNI") implementation grant funds, HOPE VI funds, LIHTC, and public and private sources of capital. She also assists housing authorities with the conversion of public housing units to project-based Section 8 through the Rental Assistance Demonstration (“RAD”) program. Delphine has been involved in the NMTC program since its inception, representing Community Development Entities, financial institutions and developers in transactions that often combine federal and state tax incentives with other financing sources.

Born and raised in Norfolk, Virgina, Mr. Konikoff attended the University of Maryland before earning his juris doctorate from Touro Law Center in 2003.   He is admitted to practice law before all district, circuit and appellate courts in the Commonwealth of Virginia, as well as the United States Federal Court and the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.. Mr. Konikoff presently resides in Norfolk with his wife and two children.. Community and Professional Organizations:. Board Member of Beth Shalom Sands; Member of Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce, American Bar Association and Virginia State Bar.