Khadra Shields

About

Khadra is a devoted paralegal with a proactive nature, attention to detail, and problem-solving skills that define her approach to professional challenges. Adaptability and a strong drive characterize her work ethic, and she takes pride in her ability to handle numerous legal tasks, from drafting and reviewing legal documents to finalizing essential filings. Her previous experience involved contributing her skills to a small six-attorney law firm that specialized in family law, criminal, and civil matters. She has actively engaged in assisting with pro bono work with Legal Services of Northern Virginia, and working closely with attorneys has developed her skills and expanded her understanding of the intricacies of the legal field. In addition to her legal work, she is also involved in volunteering and community service; having frequently given donations to the nonprofit organization Women Giving Back, and also having volunteered with Fairfax County’s FACETS program as well as the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Washington.

Education

• B.S. in Psychology, with a concentration in Forensic Psychogology , George Mason University, 2019

Areas of Practice

• Litigation