Tasneem Qadri Khan was born in New York City. She grew up in Florida and earned her Bachelor's degree in molecular and microbiology at the University of Central Florida in 1997. She attended St. John's University for her first year of law school and graduated from the West Virginia University's College of Law in 2000. While at WVU, Tasneem participated in the Jessup International Law national moot court competition and maintained the case load with her partner at the Immigration Law Clinic. She also prepared documents for clients in the Pro se divorce program at the College of Law.
Tasneem has practiced family, immigration, and criminal law in West Virginia since January of 2001. She moved to Northern Virginia in early 2004, started working in a domestic law firm, and became licensed in Virginia in January 2007.
Mrs. Khan is a firm believer in the institution of family and encourages strengthening family relationships through mediation and counseling. In some cases, however, it may not be possible to maintain that bond, at which point two happy homes are better than one contentious household.
Tasneem encourages families to remain intact whenever possible. She will help your relatives come from the country of your origin to be near you. Hard workers are always an asset to the United States economy. She will help your company to sponsor employees, their most valuable assets.
No matter the size of your estate, or your age, you should have a personalized, tailored plan. Estate planning is the key to ensuring that the things that are important to you are dealt with to your peace of mind and satisfaction. Periodically (after major life events such as marriage, the birth of a child, a new job), the documents that you have prepared should be reviewed to make sure that they still fit your current circumstances.
She is committed to working on your matter promptly and efficiently.
Mrs. Khan is a member of the West Virginia State Bar, the District of Columbia Bar, and the Virginia State Bar. She is admitted to practice in those jurisdictions. She is also a certified guardian ad litem in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
