Jonathan Louis Kales

Mr. Kales is a graduate of Bates College in Lewiston, Maine (B.A., 1994) and The University of Connecticut School of Law (J.D., 1998). He concentrates and limits his practice to Virginia family law and domestic relations cases, including Collaborative Divorce and Collaborative Law, family mediation, preparation of separation and property settlement agreements, equitable distribution of property, child and spousal support, child custody and visitation, and prenuptial agreements. Having litigated family law cases for years, Mr. Kales helps clients to navigate their divorces with support and compassion, assisting them to reach the best solutions for themselves and their families.

University of Connecticut School of Law

J.D. | Family Law/Mediation

1995 - 1998

Bates College

B.A. | American History and Politics

1991 - 1994

Partner

Kales & Kales, PLC

2004 - Current

Associate

Hale, Hassan, Carlson, and Penn, PLC

2002 - 2004

Associate

Surovell, Jackson, Colten, and Dugan, P.C.

2000 - 2002

Certified Family Mediator

Virginia Supreme Court

Virginia Collaborative Professionals

Executive Council Member, Outreach Committee Chair

2010 - Current

Collaborative Professionals of Northern Virginia

Executive Board Member, Treasurer

2009 - Current

Virginia Collaborative Professionals

Member

2008 - Current

Virginia Mediation Network

Member

2008 - Current

International Academy of Collaborative Professionals

Member

2006 - Current

Collaborative Professionals of Northern Virginia

Member

2006 - Current

Virginia Bar Association

Member

2000 - Current

Fairfax Bar Association

Member

2000 - Current

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• Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
  With the exception of flat fee uncontested divorces, Mr. Kales' rate is $330 per hour. In collaborative law and litigation cases, Mr. Kales requires an advance fee. The amount of this fee, commonly referred to as a "retainer," will be determined by Mr. Kales during your initial consultation, based on an assessment of the complexity and nature of your case. In mediation cases, clients are required to make payment at the conclusion of each mediation session and before the drafting of an agreement.

• Arbitration & Mediation
• Divorce
• Family Law