Deborah Nelson Arthur

Deborah N. Arthur has built a long-standing reputation in the Fairfax County, Virginia community for being an attorney with a drive for success. Earning her B.S. in Business Administration from George Mason University in 1977, she continued her education, earning her J.D. from George Mason University in 1982, after spending two years at the Department of Justice. Since then, she has assisted those in need of legal representation in matters concerning divorce, bankruptcy, personal injury, family law, and estate matters. So, what separates Mrs. Arthur from the crowd?
She understands that bad things sometimes happen to good people. That's why she will listen to your case objectively, then provide you with an open and honest legal perspective on your situation. With over 39 years of experience as an attorney, she is prepared to go the distance for you. Why settle for anything less?
Deborah Arthur has lived in Northern Virginia all of her life. She is married and has one married daughter, Rebecca Evans, who is a graduate of Immanuel Christian School in North Springfield, West Springfield High School, Northern Virginia Community College, and George Mason University as well as George Mason University School of Law. Her daughter joined the firm as an associate in October 2012 and started her own firm in June 2021.
She also has three amazing step-children, and eight grandchildren, who she adores. She is an active church member at Calvary Road Baptist Church, where she is active in the Women's Ministry.

George Mason University School of Law

J.D. (1982)

1979 - 1982

Attorney

Law Office of Rebecca L Evans

2021 - Current

Owner and Attorney

Law office of Deborah N Arthur

1983 - 2021

Virginia State Bar

Member

1982 - Current

Virginia

Since 1982

• Free Consultation
• Credit Cards Accepted
  Visa, and Master for all legal matters except bankruptcy.
• Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
  Bankruptcy fees are flat fees and will vary depending upon the complexity of your case. Divorce and other family matters are at an hourly rate. Wills and Estate matters are normally flat rates, which will vary depending upon the complexity of your estate and the documents being drafted.

• Chapter 7 & 13 Bankruptcy