About Mike Deering
Mike Deering is a fierce litigator and negotiator which allows him to precisely navigate your specific legal issues. He has been licensed to practice law since 2011 and focuses his practice on family law issues, personal injury, and criminal defense. He has a particular passion for family law and has specific experience dealing with complex divorce issues including: spousal support, child support, prenuptial agreements, separation agreements, business valuations, property valuations, equitable distribution, retirement division, custody and visitation. This passion, combined with strategic vision, allows him to aggressively advocate on his client’s behalf whether in mediation or in court.
His single focus is You, the client. Representation is specifically tailored to your needs and your goals. Having personally experienced family law issues himself, he understands the emotions, the concerns, and the worry that encompasses your situation. He understands that you need more than just an attorney. You need a partner to guide and assist you in achieving the best possible outcome during a very difficult and traumatic time.
Mike regularly practices in all courts throughout the seven cities and also in the surrounding counties. In his spare time, you can find him playing with his daughter at the beach, cross-training, and running in a multitude of races from 5ks to half-marathons.
Contact him today at [email protected] or 757-383-6848 to discuss how he can partner with you in your specific situation.
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