About
David Masterman and Carolé Krogmann established Masterman Krogmann PC in October of 2014. Previous to that, Masterman and Krogmann were involved in the practice of family law together since 2008.
The firm has remained located in Fairfax County, Virginia, in the Tysons Corner area, making it convenient to several major commuting routes.
The firm’s growth has always been oriented toward having not just the right number of attorneys, but the right attorneys for the needs of our clients.
In the Community
The attorneys at Masterman Krogmann PC have interests outside the practice of law. The firm has financially supported a number of different organizations and activities, including:
DC Rollergirls
Masterman Krogmann PC has for several years provided financial support for the DC Rollergirls. While this group offers a chance to see the sport of women’s flat track roller derby played at a high level, the DC Rollergirls themselves are a 501(c)(3) tax exempt charitable organization for the outstanding contributions that they make to the Washington DC area with service projects for other charities. More can be learned about the DC Rollergirls at www.dcrollergirls.com.
Fairfax Police Youth Club Soccer
Masterman Krogmann PC is a proud contributor to FPYC’s Maniacs travel soccer team.
Scramble-Fore-A-Kidney
Masterman Krogmann PC served as a corporate sponsor of a golf tournament established to fund medical assistance for kidney transplant patients.
Virginia Women’s Attorneys Association
Masterman Krogmann PC is a long-time sponsor of the Northern Virginia VWAA chapter including providing financial support for the various functions of the organization
Who We Represent
Rates
Hourly rates
Our rates reflect a number of different factors, but one of the most important is the experience of our lawyers. The rates shown here are subject to change from time to time so please feel free to confirm them when making an appointment.
Cash Advances
For any ongoing representation, a cash advance (sometimes informally known as a “retainer”) will be required. The amount of the cash advance will be established at the time of establishing the attorney-client relationship. Clients will be requested to maintain a balance in the firm’s trust account throughout the period of active representation.
For those with cases that proceed to a full hearing, the firm will request a “trial advance” based on the anticipated length of the hearing. The amount of this advance will be determined as the case progresses.
Third Party Vendors and Costs
Legal cases commonly involve costs that must be paid to third parties. Court reporters, process servers, couriers, mediators, or a variety of other such individuals may become involved. In some situations, those costs will be paid by the firm and will appear on your monthly invoice. In other situations, the client will be asked to contract directly with the service provider.
Confidentiality
Masterman Krogmann PC takes the confidentiality of its clients seriously. The information provided by clients is protected by the attorney client privilege in most cases. That level of confidentiality, however, is a minimum requirement. The firm chooses to go further. We do not seek press coverage of cases, and when asked, we provide only the most basic information. Our attorneys and staff adopt the philosophy that the plight of clients is not the stuff of small talk or gossip, nor does the opportunity to represent prominent individuals in the community create an excuse to deviate from these principles.
In keeping with that philosophy, we cannot and would not in any case provide a list of prominent individuals we have assisted.