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Meet Michael Patrick Kavanagh, a seasoned attorney with a distinguished career that began in the U.S. Army as a Judge Advocate. After proudly serving his country, Michael transitioned into private practice, establishing his law firm in the heart of Williamsburg, Virginia. With over six years of dedicated legal experience, he has now joined the esteemed team at Waltrip & Campbell PC, where he continues to provide exceptional legal services to his clients. Michael specializes in family law, focusing primarily on divorce and separation cases. His expertise encompasses a wide range of family-related legal matters, including negotiating separation agreements, navigating complex divorce proceedings, and advocating for clients in child custody, visitation, and support cases. He is also adept in adoption processes and other sensitive family law issues, ensuring that families receive the guidance and support they need during challenging times. In addition to his family law practice, Michael remains committed to serving military personnel. He provides invaluable representation for Army Soldiers facing reprimands, offering strategic rebuttals and responses to QMP actions and other military administrative concerns. His unique background as a Judge Advocate allows him to understand the intricacies of military law, enabling him to effectively advocate for his clients in both civilian and military contexts. Located in Williamsburg, VA, Michael Patrick Kavanagh is dedicated to achieving favorable outcomes for his clients. His passion for justice, combined with a deep understanding of family and military law, makes him a trusted partner for those navigating life’s most significant transitions. Whether you are facing a divorce, seeking custody of a child, or need assistance with military administrative matters, Michael is here to provide the compassionate and knowledgeable legal support you deserve.
Divorce attorneys guide couples through the legal process of ending their marriage. They handle property division, custody, support, and other divorce-related matters. Common matters include contested divorce, uncontested divorce, property division, alimony.