About Harris

Harris is an experienced attorney who has practiced family law across Virginia since 2001, earning a reputation as a skilled negotiator and litigator and receiving honors such as Virginia Business Magazine’s Legal Elite, Super Lawyers, and Best Lawyers in America. He is dedicated to personalized, client-focused representation, bringing both extensive courtroom experience and a deep understanding of family dynamics to help clients navigate complex family law matters as favorably as possible.

Education

University of Richmond School of Law

Juris Doctor

Class of 2001

University of Cambridge Study Abroad Program

Study Abroad

Attended Cambridge, England

University of Florida

B.A. English Literature

Class of 1998

Bar Admissions

Supreme Court of Virginia

Court of Appeals of Virginia

All Virginia Courts

Professional Experience

Senior Attorney

Friedman Law Firm, P.C.

2023 – Present

Attorney and Shareholder

Barnes & Diehl, P.C.

Attorney

Batzli Wood & Stiles

Awards, Recognitions, & Achievements

Leader in the Law (2023)Best Lawyers in America (2023-2025)Virginia Business Legal Elite (2013-2025)Super Lawyer - Richmond Magazine (2013-2025)Top 100 Virginia LawyersTop 50 Richmond LawyersCharity Event Organizer for Make a Wish Foundation St. Jude's Children's Hospital and LINC

Memberships

Virginia State Bar, 2001 – Present

Richmond Bar Association

Henrico Bar Association

Chesterfield Bar Association

Metro Richmond Family Law Bar Association

Practice Areas

DivorceChild CustodySpousal SupportEquitable DistributionSeparation AgreementsHigh-Asset DivorceBusiness ValuationComplex DivorceSupport MattersNo Fault DivorceProtective OrdersOrder ModificationAppeals

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