Car Accidents, Drunk Driving, Immigration, and Family Law Attorneys

We guide our clients through the complicated legal process.

We guide our clients through the complicated legal process.

The Nawash Law Office is a community law firm in the Washington DC metro area (including Northern Virginia and Maryland), founded by respected attorney, Kamal Nawash. We specialize in car accidents, traffic and criminal law, drunk driving, immigration and Family Law. Our mission is to stand with you when others stand against you. Simply put, we are on your side.

The Nawash Law Office will guarantee aggressive representation. So whether you have been injured in a car accident, arrested for DWI, want child support or want your wife, parent or child to immigrate to the United States, you can count on us.

We understand the stress that is caused by a divorce, immigration problems or an arrest. We are 100% committed to helping you through difficult times.

As a client, you are important to us and we will fight those who do you wrong. When you need a lawyer, call the Nawash Law Office so we can start fighting for you.

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