About Benjamin Cutter
Benjamin Cutter Marcoux practices household regulation at Houlon, Berman, Bergman, Finci, Levenstein & Skok, LLC in Greenbelt, Maryland. He joined the Maryland State Bar in 2006. The firm focuses on a selection of legal regions, including divorce, business law, property planning, elder abuse, and insurance claims. Marcoux’s center of attention is mainly on family regulation, where he handles cases involving divorce and custody disputes across the state. He earned his J.D. from American University Washington College of Law in 2006.
Prior to that, he obtained a B.A. from the University of Michigan in 2003. During his time in law program, he served as a Dean's Fellow, operating intently with Professor Rice, who used to be the Evidence Master for the AT&T holiday-up litigation. This knowledge supplied him with a strong basis in legal principles that he applies in his practice nowadays. Most of his caseload includes complicated divorce hearings and parental custody issues. He also assists clients with estate making plans, making sure that their wishes are documented and legally binding.
Cases typically progress from initial consultations to bargaining sessions and, if necessary, legal proceedings. His approach is client-centered, specializing in achieving the most effective outcomes for families in transition. Before becoming a member of Houlon, Berman, Bergman, Finci, Levenstein & Skok in 2010, Marcoux labored as an affiliate at another law company, the place he labored in household regulation and associated regions. His background additionally includes work in business law, which enhances his ability to deal with financial aspects of divorce and estate making plans things. He is known for his thorough preparation and thoroughness in every case. Marcoux is a member of the Montgomery County Bar Association, specifically in the Family Law Section.
He is likewise licensed by the Collaborative Divorce Association, Inc., which allows him to facilitate amicable resolutions for couples seeking to divorce with out contentious legal proceedings. His commitment to collaborative practices reflects his perception in minimizing clash and selling cooperation among events. In addition to his legal practice, Marcoux is actively concerned in continuing education and professional improvement. He regularly attends seminars and workshops to stay updated on modifications in household regulation and associated fields. His commitment to his clients and the community makes him a respected figure within the area of law of Maryland.
