1. Mary Binns-Davis has over 20 years of experience representing individuals and families in times of crisis. Contact the Law Office of Mary Binns-Davis if you are looking for serious representation in times of crisis.
Specialist Mary Binns-Davis
At the Law Office of Mary Binns-Davis, we believe in guiding people through the complex legal world in a serious, professional and compassionate manner. No legal crisis is the same. For this reason, we believe that the idea of “one size fits all” does not apply to your case. We take the time to get to know and understand you and your specific needs before we guide you through the legal process.
Before you can decide how to deal with a legal problem you need to have a full understanding of your options – all of your options. At The Law Office of Mary Binns-Davis we ensure that our clients develop a clear understanding of all avenues of dispute resolution including litigation, collaboration, mediation and settlement agreements before you decide what path is best for you and your loved ones. Your future and life can hang in the balance when heading into court. Shouldn’t the path you choose be tailored to fit your needs and the needs of your family?
Mary is admitted to practice law in West Virginia and with experience practicing beforethe West Virginia Supreme Court, the United States District Courts in both the Northern and Southern Districts of West Virginia and the United States Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals. Mary is also a trained Collaborative Divorce professional and mediator for civil litigation and general family law mediation
In the 20 years since she graduated, Mary has practiced in the areas of family law, employment law, personal injury, workers' compensation, social security, educational law, bankruptcy, consumer law, criminal law and wills and estates. Mary also taught Constitutional Law at Hagerstown Community College from 2001 through 2007.
Mary primarily focuses her community practice in the area of family law and those aspects of the legal system that frequently touch families in crisis including bankruptcy, consumer law issues, wills and estates, disability and criminal law. Mary discovered her calling representing individuals and families while working with children and adolescents at a psychiatric hospital, while attending college and following the completion of her undergraduate degree.
While working in the field of psychology, Mary witnessed firsthand the trauma that children and adolescents suffer when parents confront the emotional issues of divorce, particularly child custody. The desire to assist families during the crisis of a divorce prompted Mary to pursue the practice of law.
Mary believes that you can have compassionate representation in times of crisis without sacrificing the serious representation you need for your serious legal issues. Mary is currently accepting all family law cases including divorce, collaborative divorce, mediated divorce, child support, child custody, guardianship and adoptions. In addition, Mary is also accepting clients in need of wills or estate planning, mediation, personal injury litigation, bankruptcy, financial counseling, consumer law, social security disability, criminal cases, business organization and educational law cases.