Joseph H. Beale is an experienced Virginia and Washington, D.C. attorney who has represented individuals and families for more than three decades. A graduate of Boston University and the American University Washington College of Law, Mr. Beale has built a broad litigation practice while developing particular experience in family law and divorce. He represents clients in contested and high-conflict matters involving child custody, child support, parenting time, property division, spousal support, and domestic violence protective orders. His background also includes extensive experience in criminal defense, juvenile law, personal injury, and other complex legal matters. Throughout his career, Mr. Beale has earned recognition for his legal ability and professionalism, including an AV Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell and selection to Virginia Super Lawyers. Mr. Beale takes a personalized approach to representation, working closely with clients to understand their circumstances, priorities, and long-term goals before developing an appropriate legal strategy. In addition to handling family law disputes, he assists clients with estate planning, including wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and guardianship matters, as well as criminal defense and personal injury cases. From his offices in Aldie and Herndon, he serves clients throughout Northern Virginia and is committed to providing practical guidance, attentive service, and determined advocacy. To discuss your legal matter with Joseph H. Beale, call 571-335-3735 or contact the firm online.

Scott Nolan is a Partner in the Virginia Criminal Defense practice, representing clients in both state and federal courts. He is known for his direct, rights-focused advocacy and his commitment to providing clear guidance and strong defense strategies at every stage of a case. Scott concentrates his practice on criminal defense, with a focus on DUI, reckless driving, drug offenses, and serious felony cases. He has handled a high volume of matters from pre-arrest representation through trial and appeal and brings a strategic, detail-driven approach to negotiations and litigation alike. He earned his law degree from George Mason University and holds advanced degrees in national security studies and political science. Prior to practicing law, Scott served in the United States Navy and worked in national security-related roles, experiences that shaped his disciplined approach and deep respect for constitutional protections.