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Stephanie earned her law degree from Howard University School of Law in 2008. She regularly takes cases regarding criminal matters, appeals, post-conviction relief, landlord/tenant matters, and civil litigation issues. She is licensed to practice in District of Columbia and Maryland. Prior to founding Hunter & Johnson, Stephanie worked at a law firm in Prince George’s County, MD as an associate attorney. During this time, she gained hands-on experience in tenant/landlord disputes, real property, and criminal defense. She is a fierce trial advocate who has had numerous successes in the courtroom.

Ashley VanCleef is not only an experienced education law attorney but also a certified special educator. She has served students with disabilities as special education teacher, school and state level administrator, and school attorney. Prior to forming Law for Parents, Ashley's experience as a special education attorney included working for the Law Office of Brian K. Gruber, staff attorney for Montgomery County Public School in Maryland, as well as Supervisor and 504 Coordinator for the Resolution and Compliance Unit. Ms. VanCleef instituted informal, collaborative solutions to assist families and school system staff to resolve concerns through the least...

Adam Hunter earned his law degree from Howard University School of Law. His primary practice areas include criminal cases, landlord/tenant disputes, and civil ligation matters. Prior to founding Hunter & Johnson, Adam served as Of Counsel at Harden & Pinckney, PLLC in D.C., focusing on criminal defense & civil litigation. He has effectively tried many cases in D.C. Superior Court. Adam is passionate about being a lawyer and what he can do to contribute to social justice. He is active in many community organizations, including the Young Lawyers Division for national Bar Association and the D.C. Law Students in Court.

Mr. Gradman is one of the country’s leading experts in mortgage-backed securities litigation and other legal issues stemming from the mortgage crisis. He provides services to clients in litigation, mortgage finance & structured products and business law.

While practicing as a commercial litigator at Arnold & Porter (formerly Howard Rice) in San Francisco, Mr. Gradman was involved in some of the earliest litigation arising from the subprime mortgage crisis, including the representation of PMI Mortgage Insurance Co. in a suit against WMC Mortgage Corp. and its parent, GE Money Bank, over misrepresentations relating to a $1 billion pool of subprime mortgages....