At Malech Law, we support equity, diversity and inclusion in all aspects of our practice. Our clients will be heard, respected and understood. We work with diverse families to develop a strategy to meet their needs and recognize that the modern family is evolving.
We are proud to have been voted winner for
“Best Family Law Practitioner” in the Best of Bethesda Readers Poll.
Clients can expect excellence in legal advice, empathetic representation and a commitment to reaching their
goals—it is Family Law, Reenvisioned.
No two divorces are the same. Whatever situation you find yourself in, Malech Law can help.
With expertise and compassion, we will find the best possible solutions for children and their families. Malech Law never forgets what is MOST important.
There is nothing better than having experience on your side when it really matters. Whether it is locating hidden accounts or seeking an equitable outcome, experience should be on your side.
Victims of domestic violence deserve compassion, support and speedy legal protection. Those falsely accused need someone to defend the truth. Malech Law sensitively and respectfully fights for all of our clients.
Final orders may be violated. Failure to comply with court orders has consequences. Malech Law provides our clients the needed experience and advocacy to enforce or modify their existing court orders.
Do you really know what property and assets you are entitled to? Malech Law can help you deftly navigate through the most contentious property disputes helping you keep what you deserve.
We put families first. We have the experience and compassion to provide the solutions for families needing these court ordered decisions.
Our depth of experience allows us to understand family dynamics and the legal complexities of divorce. It is important for us to answer and respond to our clients’ questions, which inspired us to create a video series on family law issues called Ask Lloyd. We find that offering support and resources during difficult times can provide better outcomes during transitions.
Lloyd A. Malech graduated from Rutgers’ General Honors Program cum laude. He received his Juris Doctorate from GW University Law School. For over 25 years he has successfully represented individuals in family courts throughout Maryland and DC. He has received numer– ous honors and awards for excellence and distinction in family law.
