About Mr. Daniel A
Mr. Daniel A Raymond built a legal identity rooted in two Virginia-area schools. He studied at Christopher Newport University before attending Barry University School of Law. Those classrooms set the groundwork for a practice centered on bankruptcy law and the practical problems consumers face.
He launched his career in Virginia and has remained there professionally. Over time, he joined several bar and bankruptcy associations that align with the work he handles. He holds memberships in the Virginia State Bar Association, the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Lawyers, and the Tidewater Bankruptcy Bar Association. Those affiliations keep him connected to regional developments and the broader consumer bankruptcy community.
His work revolves around debtor representation and the mechanics of bankruptcy filings. That includes guiding individuals through the paperwork, negotiating with creditors and trustees, and appearing in bankruptcy court. He handles matters that require an understanding of local practice as well as national bankruptcy rules. He often explains options to clients who are weighing bankruptcy against other debt-relief avenues.
Colleagues describe his approach as practical and procedural. He focuses on the details that determine whether a case moves forward smoothly. He pays attention to timelines, disclosure requirements and the negotiation points that affect repayment plans. In regional bar meetings and bankruptcy forums he participates in, he emphasizes pragmatic problem-solving and case management rather than theoretical debate.
Outside of casework, he stays engaged with the bankruptcy bar. His membership in the Tidewater Bankruptcy Bar Association connects him with practitioners who handle both consumer and commercial matters in the Hampton Roads area. The National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Lawyers gives him access to resources aimed at individual-debtor practice. The Virginia State Bar Association provides the statewide network that a practicing attorney relies on for ethics guidance and continuing education.
Today he practices at Raymond & Raymond, PLLC. The firm handles bankruptcy matters in Virginia and serves clients who are navigating debt relief options. His practice at Raymond & Raymond, PLLC in Virginia concentrates on consumer bankruptcy and related matters.
