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The Law Office of Jonathan Victor PLLC provides  legal services to the local community and beyond.  Areas of practice include matrimonial and family law, guardianships and conservatorships, estate planning, asset protection planning, Medicaid planning, trusts and estate administration, real estate, and business law, among other areas.Jonathan M. Victor, Esq. is admitted in Connecticut, New York, and Florida state courts, the federal United States District Courts for the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York, and District of Connecticut, United States Court of Federal Claims, the United States  Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, and the Supreme Court of the United States.

Ms. Crandall practices civil litigation with an emphasis on family law. She has extensive experience in equitable distribution, child and spousal support, custody and visitation, uncontested adoptions, and protective order matters. She also has experience in real estate and tort litigation. Ms. Crandall appears in all Northern Virginia Courts, including Fairfax, Arlington, Loudoun, Prince William, and Alexandria and has successfully argued before the Virginia Court of Appeals

Mr. Bustamante is an attorney at Kublan Khan, PLC practicing family and immigration law. Prior to joining Kublan Khan PLC, Mr. Bustamante worked as a J&DR Prosecutor for the Fairfax County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office for several years, handling countless district court trials and several circuit court jury trials, including misdemeanors and serious felonies. Mr. Bustamante’s time as a J&DR prosecutor exposed him to special matters of domestic violence, juvenile crimes, and serious felony & gang crimes.. Mr. Bustamante obtained his Bachelor’s from the University of Massachusetts and Juris Doctorate degree from the New England Law | Boston (NELB). While at NELB, he practiced under the supervision of a licensed attorney for indigent clients in matters including eviction and tenant disputes, bankruptcy and foreclosures, criminal expungements, and criminal defense with the local public defender’s office. After graduating from law school, Mr. Bustamante began his legal career by working in contract law, personal injury, and general tort litigation in the Commonwealth of Virginia & District of Columbia courts.. As a beneficiary of SIJS status himself at a young age, Mr. Bustamante provides a unique and personal understanding and perspective in the representation of his clients.. When not representing clients, Mr. Bustamante enjoys long distance runs in beautiful Fairfax County parks and trails with his dog and spending time with his wife by exploring the best restaurants the DMV’s area has to offer. A native of Massachusetts, he also enjoys cheering for his hometown teams while in enemy territory.

Passionate about justice and driven by a deep commitment to fairness, my legal journey spans over two decades. It started as a trial attorney in Venezuela, where I defended individuals in high-stakes criminal, family, and human rights cases, standing up for democracy in a system plagued by corruption. My dedication to justice eventually forced me to seek asylum in the United States, an experience that profoundly shaped my understanding of legal systems and the people they’re meant to protect.. In the U.S., I continued my legal career, focusing on Family Law and Immigration Law—areas where I could make the most impact. I understand firsthand the fear, uncertainty, and emotional weight that come with legal struggles, whether it’s the heartbreak of a custody battle, the complexities of divorce, or the overwhelming process of immigration. That’s why my approach is rooted in both strategic advocacy and genuine empathy.. I’m not just here to handle cases—I’m here to be a strong advocate for my clients, to fight for their rights, and to guide them through legal processes with clarity and confidence. Whether I’m securing parental rights, negotiating fair settlements, or defending someone’s right to remain in this country, my work is personal. I’ve experienced many of the struggles my clients face, and that perspective fuels my fierce commitment to their success.

Working with clients to assist them with their legal needs is Laura's number one priority.  She enjoys working with clients who have various types of cases. The longer you take to call, the longer it will take to fix!. Laura attended Colorado State University in Fort Collins for her undergraduate studies in Business Administration.  She also graduated as a University Honors Scholar through the University Honors Program.  She then attended law school at the University of Wyoming in Laramie where she graduated in 2015. During law school, Laura was a student attorney who gained experience working with clients and their legal issues in the University's Family and Child Legal Advocacy Clinic and the University's Estate Planning Practicum.  She has worked as an attorney in Weld County since February 2016, advocating for her clients and their various legal issues.  Laura handles cases in multiple counties including Weld, Larimer, Boulder, Adams, and Morgan.. Laura's main areas of practice include the following:. -Family Law (divorce, custody, child support, adoption, guardianship, modification of child support, modification of parenting time, contempt, and other matters). -Estate Planning (wills, trusts, medical powers of attorney with living will, and financial powers of attorney). -Probate (whether your loved one had a will or not--testate and intestate). Laura is currently involved in the Weld County Bar Association and the Colorado Women's Bar Association. Outside of work, she enjoys traveling, spending time with family and friends, singing, and enjoying beautiful Colorado.

I am currently a senior associate attorney with the Bagley Law Firm, LLC, with a winning track record in – and out – of the courtroom. I have legal experience in a variety of practice areas, including divorce and child custody matters, criminal defense, probate, and personal injury.. Originally from Connecticut, I relocated to Colorado to attend the University of Colorado at Boulder where I earned Bachelor’s degrees in Philosophy and Sociology.  Upon graduation, I remained in Colorado to attend the University of Colorado’s School of Law, where I received the law school’s Deans Fellowship, a merit scholarship and non-profit grant.  I used this opportunity to conduct legal research as part of the university’s research staff, focusing my research on the newly developing areas of law which include open adoptions and surrogate pregnancies.. In addition to my legal work as an attorney, I have experience working as a Guardian Ad Litem, representing the interests of both adults and children who the courts have determined to be incapable of making legal decisions on their own.  In addition, I am a trained and certified mediator, a skill set which permits me to help opposing parties reach amicable solutions without the need of judicial involvement, often times avoiding the costly alternative of litigating a dispute at trial.. In addition to helping my clients achieve their goals, my interests outside of the legal sphere include fitness, hiking, snowboarding, and travel.

CEO Partner Steven O’Connor was born and raised in the suburbs of Chicago, where he obtained his undergraduate degree in Political Science from DePaul University. While attending law school, Steven returned to Chicago during his summers, to work at the Domestic Violence Legal Clinic (DVLC), in the heart of the city’s west-side. While with DVLC, Steven worked as a practicing law student, representing indigent clients in order of protection proceedings, as well as proceedings in divorce and custody. During his time with DVLC, Steven became familiar with the dynamics of domestic violence, and the experience informs his practice on a daily basis.. While enrolled at the top ranked, tier one University of Colorado Law School - Boulder, Steven focused his studies on family law topics, as well as the art and practice of legal negotiation, under the instruction of CU’s Scott Peppet. Steven practiced in the University’s civil practice clinic, where he oversaw immigration, social security disability, and family law cases. Upon graduation from the University of Colorado, Steven was awarded a certificate in mediation, as well as the University’s Family Law Certificate, which is commonly awarded to only a handful of students who have sought out specific curriculum related to the field. Steven was also named a Schiller, DuCanto, and Fleck family law scholar, and was awarded the CALI Award for Constitutional Process, achieving the highest marks in his class in constitutional studies.. Steven was licensed to practice law in Colorado after successfully passing Colorado’s Bar Examination, and began working with the law firm of Carlson and Carlson immediately thereafter. In addition to his work at the Carlson firm, Steven performs contract and pro-bono work through the Law Office of Eric A. Fisher, in Frisco, and Gendelman Law Group, in Denver. Steven is a frequent participant in the fifth judicial district’s “Legal Resource Day,” which provides free legal services to litigants across the I-70 corridor. He is also a volunteer with Colorado Legal Services.. In addition to his pro-bono work for the community, Steven is the municipal prosecutor for the town of Georgetown and City of Leadville, and was formerly the prosecutor for the town of Minturn, which is now handled by CEO partner Courtney Edwards. Steven is also the associate municipal judge for the town of Frisco. He has been a contributing author to “The Practitioner’s Guide to Colorado Domestic Relations Law” for three years, and has taught CLE’s to legal professionals when solicited to do so.. Steven’s practice is family law centric - however, many issues can arise in that context. He is well-educated in a number of areas of law, including estate planning, criminal defense, civil litigation, appellate work, and business practices in addition to his work in domestic relations.. Steven’s practice is now and has always been primarily a high-country based practice. Steven lives in Dillon, with his wife and high-school sweetheart Ashley, and their german wirehaired pointer, Nixon. Steven can be found on the weekends crewing his sailboat with his wife/captain Ashley on the Dillon Reservoir or backpacking in the summer season, and skiing Breckenridge and Vail’s back-bowls in the winter season

I'm an active mountain enthusiast and avid snowboarder.  I teach snowboarding on the weekends at a local mountain.  I enjoy working with a variety of individuals to help them solve problems - both business and legal, personal and professional.

Philosophy: Mr. Lusk believes that he best serves his clients by providing aggressive legal representation — achieving a favorable settlement if possible, but trying the case in court if necessary.. Experience: Mr. Lusk has experience in handling divorce and family law cases involving significant assets. He has represented physicians, hotel owners, real estate developers, engineers, entrepreneurs, and various business owners. In doing so, he has gained experience in dealing with the division of high-end marital assets such as closely held corporations, complex pension plans and retirement accounts, stocks and bonds, airplanes, exotic cars, yachts, and the like. As an attorney known for expertise in his field, Mr. Lusk presents seminars on divorce and family law topics. He has spoken before the Madison County, Alabama Bar Association, before Certified Public Accountants, and before financial clients of Merill Lynch and Dreyfus, among others. He has also appeared on television programs in which he addressed divorce and family law issues, including the Huntsville, Alabama program “WAAY 31 Law-Line.”. Activities: An active member of the Bar Association and of the community, Mr. Lusk is involved with numerous organization, including the following: Member, 2006 Alabama State Bar Leadership Forum; Member, 2007 Alabama State Bar Public Relations Committee; Member, Alabama State Bar Association Family Law Section; Member, ACME Club of Huntsville; Paul Harris Fellow, Rotary Club; Deacon, First Presbyterian Church of Huntsville; Master Mason, Helion Lodge # 1 of Huntsville; Member, Board of Directors of the Marshall Jackson Mental Health Board. Mr. Lusk is married with three children. He and his family live in Huntsville, Alabama.. Lusk & Lusk, Attorneys at Law serves clients in Huntsville, Guntersville and throughout Alabama!

Ms. Canupp’s practice is focused on family law and divorce. She regularly counsels clients about division of assets, child custody, alimony, support, modifications, and related matters. When clients wish to settle their divorce or other family law matter, she will work with clients, opposing counsel, and mediators to work out the best possible solution.. When settlement is not possible, she will assist clients at trial and, if necessary, on appeal. She has significant experience litigating major divorce and related matters and has tried divorce and family law cases before almost all of the judges in Madison, Morgan, and Limestone Counties. Ms. Canupp has handled many matters in surrounding counties and has briefed and orally argued significant family law issues on appeal to Alabama’s appellate courts.. Along with many other family law issues, Ms. Canupp regularly advises clients about adoptions, paternity, qualified domestic relations orders, and division of retirement accounts, including military retirement benefits and thrift savings plans.. Ms. Canupp’s experience in family law began during law school where she was the administrative chair of the Family Law Society. While serving as chair, she represented indigent family law clients through the Children’s Rights and Family Law Clinic.