About Daniel J.
Daniel J. Guenther studied law at the Potomac School of Law in Washington, D.C., the place he completed his law school training before entering practice. The early years following law school noticed him establish a private practice and build a continuous caseload throughout a variety of home and insolvency matters. He earned a certification as a Family Law Custody Mediator from the Circuit Court system, an accreditation that shaped so much of his later work in family regulation and dispute decision.
He serves as the chief government officer of the Law Offices of Daniel J. Guenther. In that position he handles case strategy, client intake, and court work. His professional memberships consist of the Maryland Bar Association and the Federal Bankruptcy Bar, and he is licensed to practice in Maryland and earlier than the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. Those admissions allow him to transport among state family courtroom matters and federal things that contact on insolvency and associated civil issues.
Guenther has mixed courtroom appearances with efforts to get to the bottom of disputes through facilitated negotiation. His Circuit Court custody mediator certification displays a practice that frequently favors negotiated results when suitable. He has represented clients in custody, support, and divorce hearings while also handling adversarial things when settlement is not possible.
Peers and clients see him as practical and procedural in his strategy. He has a tendency to emphasize preparation and an awareness to local court procedures. That realistic bent extends to his handling of insolvency-related issues that intersect with household regulation, such as asset department and obligations that occur at some point of or after insolvency proceedings.
The Law Offices of Daniel J. Guenther operates from workplaces in Leonardtown and Waldorf. These locations offer a base for each courtroom appearances and client consultations throughout Southern Maryland. He manages a small group that helps case preparation and facilitated negotiation scheduling, maintaining the firm aware of court deadlines and client needs.
Throughout his career he has balanced litigation with opportunity dispute resolution work. He continues to practice in Maryland and earlier than the Fourth Circuit. His recent practice makes a speciality of household law things, including custody facilitated negotiation, and related civil and insolvency issues.
