An Award-Winning, Women-Owned & Operated Law Firm
An Award-Winning, Women-Owned & Operated Law Firm
At the beginning of January, The Geller Law Group welcomed Associate Alexis Abraham and Legal Assistant Laura Rubin to the firm.
Alexis is a Probate Attorney in the firm’s Probate/Estate Planning Practice. She’s handled probate matters for many families in the Northern Virginia region and most recently worked for the Fairfax County Office of Human Rights & Equity Programs. Alexis is passionate about volunteering and has been actively involved with the Northern Virginia Pro Bono Law Center. In 2021, Fairfax Bar Association recognized Alexis as their Pro Bono Attorney of the Year.
Laura is a Legal Assistant in the firm’s Family Law Practice. She is highly experienced in assisting attorneys with all components of case preparation and client services. Laura is working closely with our family law team to handle an ever-growing volume of family law matters the firm is experiencing. Laura also enjoys volunteering in the community and is proficient in Spanish.
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