November 25, 2009 Shoun Bach attorney Al Bonin has been selected to serve a three-year term on the Board of the Fairfax Law Foundation. Established by the Fairfax Bar Association in 1982, this prestigious organization serves the community by providing legal and other assistance to the poor and those with special needs; implementing community education programs; and promoting the improvement of the justice system. Click here to learn more about this organization.
For over thirty years, the attorneys at Shoun, Bach, Walinsky & Curran, P.C. have been helping clients navigate the process of divorce. Whether it is fighting hard for our clients in the courtroom or ending a marriage peacefully, through negotiation and compromise, our lawyers have the experience and expertise necessary to achieve just results.
If you choose us to represent you, the lawyers at Shoun, Bach, Walinsky & Curran, P.C. are not only adept at utilizing traditional litigation skills, but are also trained in less adversarial techniques such as negotiation, collaborative divorce, and mediation to keep your agreements fair and your parting amicable. No matter the case, we have built our reputation on attempting to maintain a positive relationship with your spouse and his or her counsel to prevent your divorce from becoming overly adversarial.
We are well versed in applying these strategies in all manner of family law cases: child custody, child visitation, child support, spousal support/alimony, and division of property, including retirement plans and accounts.
The attorneys of Shoun, Bach, Walinsky & Curran, P.C. practice primarily in the Northern Virginia Circuit Courts and Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Courts of Fairfax County, Loudoun County, Prince William County, Arlington County and the City of Alexandria, as well as certain other surrounding Courts.
The firm offers a full range of family law services, including:
Our divorce attorneys practice primarily in Arlington County, Fairfax County, Fauquier County, Loudoun County, and Prince William County
as well as in the cities of Alexandria, Annandale, Arlington,
Ashburn,
Burke,
Centreville,
Chantilly,
Clifton,
Fairfax,
Falls Church,
Great Falls,
Herndon,
Leesburg,
Manassas,
McLean,
Merrifield,
Middleburg,
Oak Hill,
Oakton,
Occoquan,
Reston,
Rosslyn,
South Riding,
Springfield,
Sterling,
Tysons Corner,
Vienna,
Winchester, and
Woodbridge