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Conrad Cessna is an attorney and founding partner of the Cessna & George Law Firm, where he spearheads the firm’s criminal defense practice. From the firm’s London office, Conrad represents clients throughout Southeast Kentucky who have been charged with DUI, drug crimes, violent crimes, white-collar crimes, conspiracy, and other Kentucky misdemeanor and felony offenses. Conrad is committed to obtaining a positive outcome for his clients and is dedicated to defending the rights of the accused and ensuring they are treated fairly in our criminal justice system.

Attorney Jessica B. Cha is a State Bar of California Certified sigma essay Family Law Specialist and is licensed to practice law in California, Maryland and the District of Columbia. Jessica is a passionate litigator, vigorously representing her clients on matters of divorce, child custody/visitation, child support, spousal support and division of assets/debts. Having gone through the divorce process herself, Jessica has a unique sensitivity to what her clients are going through. Jessica’s family law practice also includes representing clients whose children were abducted to and from the United States and another count by their spouse or partner. She has an intimate knowledge of the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction and has even traveled abroad to advocate in front of foreign judiciaries and officials.

Kenneth E. Chadwick is a shareholder and founding member of the firm, domiciled in the firm’s Fairfax office and oftentimes in the Richmond office. His practice areas include community association law, small business law and litigation. Ken provides counsel and advice to the firm’s community association clients regarding general community association issues, Fair Housing issues, insurance matters and legislation. Recent projects include preparing the governing documents for several homeowners associations, resolving several Fair Housing claims and challenging a local jurisdiction’s attempt to include a community association under a county-mandated maintenance program for public improvements on association property for which the association and its members would be fiscally responsible. Ken also serves on the Virginia Legislative Coalition, now the Community Associations Institute’s (“CAI”) VALAC, which is a cooperative joint effort between the three Community Associations Institute chapters in Virginia.