Nanjemoy Family Lawyers

Cynthia H. Clark joined the Law Offices of Paula J. Peters in January 2012 after more than 15 years of legal practice both in law firms and corporate firms throughout Maryland and the District of Columbia. In February of 2015, she became a partner in the firm, which changed to Cynthia H. Clark & Associates, P.A. With the retirement of the firm’s founder, Cynthia H. Clark becomes the principal of the new firm, Cynthia H. Clark & Associates, LLC.

Jacobson Family Law is a boutique law practice focusing on family law matters including divorce, mediation, custody, and estate planning. Led by managing partner Cary Jacobson, Jacobson Family Law focuses on the issues that matter, affect and impact its clients day to day, and throughout the legal relationship. Jacobson Family Law represents individuals and families in determining the best alternative dispute resolution in order to keep the drama out of divorce. Our experienced attorneys will ensure you have the information and resources needed to understand the law and assist you in making an informed decision in the best interest of...

Paula said “I believe that as an attorney, not only do we vigorously represent our clients but also we have an obligation to look at the law as it exists and as it applies to people and to do what we can to make the law more equitable for everyone.” To “walk the walk”, Paula Peters has had a major role in revising family law since 1980.

David was born and raised in Baltimore. He attended Calvert Hall College High School and Graduated from Towson University with a B.A. in International Studies. After spending over 5 years as a Securities Analyst for a Fortune 500 Financial Firm, he attended the University of Baltimore School of Law. During law school David was a student attorney for three semesters with the University's Family Law Clinic. There, he argued cases for economically disadvantaged clients in the District Court, Circuit Court, and the Court of Special Appeals. David also participated in a campaign to reform Maryland's Domestic Violence laws, and was...