Although a native of India, Gauri Bayoumi has resided in the DC/Maryland/Virginia area for the last 22 years. Being part of a large family that has moved around and experienced the many struggles of transition, Gauri can appreciate the frustrations and pain that come with changes within the family. These experiences drive Gauri’s desire to help your family adjust to the changes of divorce and separation as seamlessly as possible. Gauri’s diverse legal experiences, from criminal to antitrust, have sharpened her critical thinking skills and prepared her to think creatively when working to address your family's unique legal needs.

Gauri has more than seven years of progressing legal experience. While earning her bachelors degree at The George Washington University, Gauri interned with a family law firm in Washington, DC for three years. In law school, Gauri offered mediation services and limited representation to clients as a Maryland Rule 16 Student Attorney with the University of Baltimore Mediation Clinic for Families. 

Gauri has completed 40 hours of mediation training as prescribed by the Maryland Rules of Procedure, as well as an additional 20 hours, which qualifies her to mediate child access cases. Her professional memberships include the Maryland State Bar Association – Family & Juvenile Law Section and Young Lawyers Section, Maryland Association for Justice – Family Law Section, and the American Bar Association.