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Rebekah Sullivan
RSullivan@DistrictFamilyLaw.com Admitted to practice
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Since 2010, Attorney Sullivan has focused her practice on issues related to domestic relations, including divorce, custody, relocation, child support, spousal support, premarital agreements, cohabitation agreements, real property agreements, assisted reproduction, LGBTQ domestic relations, and domestic violence. Attorney Sullivan also is trained and available to serve as a neutral facilitator / mediator.
Before opening her own law firm, Attorney Sullivan worked as a partner in a premier domestic relations law firm in the District of Columbia, practicing domestic relations law in the District of Columbia and Maryland. Attorney Sullivan has litigated complicated matters in District of Columbia and Maryland Courts, and is comfortable presenting and arguing complex legal or factual issues.
Attorney Sullivan began her legal career working with survivors of domestic violence in a legal services office in northeastern Ohio, and maintains a commitment to advocating against domestic abuse. She understands the complex nature of abusive relationships, and the dynamic effect domestic violence has on domestic relations legal issues.
Attorney Sullivan frequently works with other professionals to further client goals. Such professionals may include real estate agents, parenting coordinators, child therapists, custody evaluators, tax professionals, certified public accountants, or lawyers with expertise in related areas of law such as tax, trusts and estates, or immigration law.
Attorney Sullivan maintains an office in the District of Columbia and her practice includes the District of Columbia and surrounding counties in Maryland. In addition to the District of Columbia, Attorney Sullivan has litigated matters in Montgomery County, Howard County, Harford County, Prince George's County, and Anne Arundel County.
Before opening her own law firm, Attorney Sullivan worked as a partner in a premier domestic relations law firm in the District of Columbia, practicing domestic relations law in the District of Columbia and Maryland. Attorney Sullivan has litigated complicated matters in District of Columbia and Maryland Courts, and is comfortable presenting and arguing complex legal or factual issues.
Attorney Sullivan began her legal career working with survivors of domestic violence in a legal services office in northeastern Ohio, and maintains a commitment to advocating against domestic abuse. She understands the complex nature of abusive relationships, and the dynamic effect domestic violence has on domestic relations legal issues.
Attorney Sullivan frequently works with other professionals to further client goals. Such professionals may include real estate agents, parenting coordinators, child therapists, custody evaluators, tax professionals, certified public accountants, or lawyers with expertise in related areas of law such as tax, trusts and estates, or immigration law.
Attorney Sullivan maintains an office in the District of Columbia and her practice includes the District of Columbia and surrounding counties in Maryland. In addition to the District of Columbia, Attorney Sullivan has litigated matters in Montgomery County, Howard County, Harford County, Prince George's County, and Anne Arundel County.
