Larry Fischer
has practiced law in the Commonwealth
of Virginia since
1976. He was raised in Fairfax,
Virginia and graduated from Fork Union Military Academy
before attending the University
of Michigan for his
undergraduate work. He has a bachelors
of Science degree in clinical psychology.
Following
graduation from college, Larry became the youngest Deputy U.S. Marshal in the
United States and worked as a federal law enforcement officer for 2 years
before going to law school. He graduated
from the University of South Carolina School of Law in 1973. Formerly, he was judicial coordinator to the
Governor of South Carolina and then became an Assistant City Attorney for
Columbia, South Carolina in 1975. He
relocated to Northern Virginia and was General Counsel to the United States
Marshals Service from 1976 – 1984. He
has been in the private practice of law in Virginia since 1984.
In
2006 and 2007, The Estate Plan, one of the nation’s foremost estate planning
institutes, named Larry as its Outstanding Estate Planning Attorney of the
year. He is licensed to practice law in Virginia, the District of Columbia,
and South Carolina. His primary focus now is helping clients
preserve their assets, maximize the return of their assets without taking
unnecessary risks, reduce their tax liabilities, enjoy their retirement years,
and leave a lasting legacy for their loved ones.
Lawrence E. Fischer, PC 13600 Carriage Ford Road Nokesville, VA 20181
Larry Fischer
has practiced law in the Commonwealth
of Virginia since
1976. He was raised in Fairfax,
Virginia and graduated from Fork Union Military Academy
before attending the University
of Michigan for his
undergraduate work. He has a bachelors
of Science degree in clinical psychology.
Following
graduation from college, Larry became the youngest Deputy U.S. Marshal in the
United States and worked as a federal law enforcement officer for 2 years
before going to law school. He graduated
from the University of South Carolina School of Law in 1973. Formerly, he was judicial coordinator to the
Governor of South Carolina and then became an Assistant City Attorney for
Columbia, South Carolina in 1975. He
relocated to Northern Virginia and was General Counsel to the United States
Marshals Service from 1976 – 1984. He
has been in the private practice of law in Virginia since 1984.
