Richmond Attorney Kimberly A. Skiba

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Kimberly A. Skiba

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Kimberly A. Skiba graduated summa cum laude with distinction with a Bachelor of Arts from Boston University in 2002. She has been working in the legal profession since 2000, first as a residential real estate paralegal and a family law paralegal and then as an attorney. Kimberly is a native of Piscataway, New Jersey.

Kimberly moved to Richmond, Virginia in 2003 to attend law school at the T.C. Williams School of Law of the University of Richmond. She was admitted to the Virginia State Bar in 2006, at which time she began her practice in the Richmond area practicing solely in the areas of domestic relations and wills and estate planning. Kimberly joined Owen & Owens PLC in September 2008 and currently focuses her practice on domestic relations and wills and estate planning.

Kimberly is actively involved in the legal community by participating in bar associations, authoring legal publications, and speaking at continuing legal education programs. She is a member of a number of bar and professional associations, including the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association and the Metropolitan Richmond Family Law Bar Association. Kimberly is Treasurer of the Metropolitan Richmond Women's Bar Association and is a member of the Judicial Endorsement Committee. Kimberly is a member of the Richmond Bar Association Membership Committee and was 2010 co-chair of the Richmond Bench-Bar Conference. She is on the Executive Committee of the Richmond Bar Association Young Lawyers Conference, and was the first recipient of the Richmond Bar’s “Young Lawyer of the Year Award” in 2012.

Since law school, Kimberly has authored several legal publications, including the update to the chapter on family law in The Virginia Lawyer: A Deskbook for Practitioners. She has also lectured at seminars for other attorneys and for paralegals on topics in areas of domestic relations and estate planning.

Giving back to the greater Richmond community is also incredibly important to Kimberly. She is currently a member of the Board of Directors of Safe Harbor.  Kimberly has also volunteered her time with the Big Brothers, Big Sisters Program.