About Molly
Molly Cioffi is a zealous advocate for clients involved in negotiation and litigation centering on their families. One client said “Molly is outstanding. She was kind, compassionate, listened to my wants and non-negotiables and kept me informed throughout the entire process. She was very knowledgeable about family law and how it impacted the specifics of my case.”An associate with the Firm’s Divorce and Family Law Group, Molly’s practice focuses on domestic relations matters, including divorce, custody, visitation, child support, alimony, property distribution and complex financial issues. In addition to garnering praise from her clients, a senior supervising attorney said, “Molly is a go-getter who outworks her competition to achieve positive results for her clients. She is sharp and poised and you’ll be thankful to have her as your attorney.”Molly has a broad background in dealing with a variety of family law issues, with significant experience in handling divorce and custody issues for military service members. She understands the unique aspects of custody cases for active duty service members and military pensions.While earning her Juris Doctorate from The Catholic University of American Columbus School of Law, Molly was an Associate Editor of the Catholic University Law Review. She was also a student attorney for the Innocence Project Clinic and Clemency Project. Prior to joining Shulman Rogers, Molly practiced at a family law firm in Northern Virginia and a general litigation firm in Suitland, Maryland. She is licensed to practice in Maryland, Virginia and New York.
Molly Cioffi is a zealous advocate for clients involved in negotiation and litigation centering on their families. One client said “Molly is outstanding. She was kind, compassionate, listened to my wants and non-negotiables and kept me informed throughout the entire process. She was very knowledgeable about family law and how it impacted the specifics of my case.”An associate with the Firm’s Divorce and Family Law Group, Molly’s practice focuses on domestic relations matters, including divorce, custody, visitation, child support, alimony, property distribution and complex financial issues. In addition to garnering praise from her clients, a senior supervising attorney said, “Molly is a go-getter who outworks her competition to achieve positive results for her clients. She is sharp and poised and you’ll be thankful to have her as your attorney.”Molly has a broad background in dealing with a variety of family law issues, with significant experience in handling divorce and custody issues for military service members. She understands the unique aspects of custody cases for active duty service members and military pensions.While earning her Juris Doctorate from The Catholic University of American Columbus School of Law, Molly was an Associate Editor of the Catholic University Law Review. She was also a student attorney for the Innocence Project Clinic and Clemency Project. Prior to joining Shulman Rogers, Molly practiced at a family law firm in Northern Virginia and a general litigation firm in Suitland, Maryland. She is licensed to practice in Maryland, Virginia and New York.
Molly Cioffi is a zealous advocate for clients involved in negotiation and litigation centering on their families. One client said “Molly is outstanding. She was kind, compassionate, listened to my wants and non-negotiables and kept me informed throughout the entire process. She was very knowledgeable about family law and how it impacted the specifics of my case.”
An associate with the Firm’s Divorce and Family Law Group, Molly’s practice focuses on domestic relations matters, including divorce, custody, visitation, child support, alimony, property distribution and complex financial issues. In addition to garnering praise from her clients, a senior supervising attorney said, “Molly is a go-getter who outworks her competition to achieve positive results for her clients. She is sharp and poised and you’ll be thankful to have her as your attorney.”
Molly has a broad background in dealing with a variety of family law issues, with significant experience in handling divorce and custody issues for military service members. She understands the unique aspects of custody cases for active duty service members and military pensions.
While earning her Juris Doctorate from The Catholic University of American Columbus School of Law, Molly was an Associate Editor of the Catholic University Law Review. She was also a student attorney for the Innocence Project Clinic and Clemency Project. Prior to joining Shulman Rogers, Molly practiced at a family law firm in Northern Virginia and a general litigation firm in Suitland, Maryland. She is licensed to practice in Maryland, Virginia and New York.
