Reliable After Schinstock’s third year at his law school, he clerked at the U.S. Attorney at W&L in Roanoke, Virginia. In Roanoke, Virginia, he was a "third-year practice certified" clerk at the U.S. Attorney's Office. He was able to litigate and try actual jury trials because he was there for an entire year. This experience is what made him want to be a lawyer who specializes in trials. Divorce lawyer and family lawyer in the Washington metropolitan area, Christopher Schinstock is now recognized. When he arrived in the region in the mid-1990s, he was immediately well-respected and liked by his peers and competitors. He had a strong reputation for being a lawyer who takes time to do it right. When lawyers are afraid of conflict, this quality is quite rarehesometimes. He has the ability to articulate complex issues clearly, which is also a rare talent in today's age of confrontation-averse lawyers.
