Practice Areas

Answers for Individuals and Families

Answers for Individuals and Families As a family law practitioner, we are all too familiar with the stress and pain our clients go through at just the thought of the possibility of being separated from their loved ones. Thus, one of the most fulfilli… Read More

Answers for Detained Individuals and Individuals Appearing in Immigration Court

Answers for Detained Individuals and Individuals Appearing in Immigration Court If you or a loved one has received a Notice To Appear (NTA) in immigration court, or worse yet, a loved one has been picked-up by either local law enforcement or Immigrat… Read More

Litigation

Litigation Clearly there are times when a family matter must be litigated. Van (pronounced “Vun”) has a unique understanding of the interplay between immigration law and family law as these are her only two areas of law practice. As an experience… Read More

Mediation

Mediation Van (pronounced “Vun”) became a certified mediator while in law school. As a court-appointed mediator, she has mediated everything from landlord tenant cases to contract disputes, to disputes between siblings regarding a parent’s last… Read More

Collaboration

Collaboration Van (pronounced “Vun”) is a certified Collaborative Law professional. Although the collaborative process is a fairly new concept in Maryland, Van believes this is the ideal way to address issues related to dissolution of a marriage.… Read More

Mistakes to Avoid When Applying for a Visa

The U.S. issues visas to allow foreign nationals to enter the country and remain here for a particular purpose and specific period of time. There are nonimmigrant visas, for people who wish to travel, study, or work in this country on a temporary bas… Read More

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