Margriet Langenberg
Partner
About Margriet
E. Margriet Langenberg is a member of Community Associations Institute (CAI) and brings 18 years of experience representing community associations. Her proactive approach and familiarity with association governing documents encompass all facets of community association law. Margriet possesses comprehensive knowledge of financial statements and budgets crucial for effective representation. She provides high-quality, responsive, efficient, and cost-effective legal services for community associations. Margriet consistently advises board of directors on governance matters and challenges.
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Alongside her team, Margriet formulated a successful process for recovering delinquent accounts. As part of that process she works diligently so that the Association is reimbursed its legal fees and costs it had to expend. In essence, Langenberg Law has developed a specialized cutting-edge software tailored for community associations, aiding in delivering efficient legal services that enable faster recovery of overdue assessments.
As Margriet represents 100+ communities, she understands the importance of transparency in working as a team with the Association which allows her to adjust to each board’s preferred communication style and operations. Along these lines, it is crucial to hire an attorney who is accessible to managers and board members to assist in solving day-to-day legal issues that may arise.
In addition to her role in representing community associations, Margriet possesses a substantial expertise in contract law and commercial and civil litigation. She leverages this knowledge to effectively advocate for associations. Her knowledge gives her keen understanding and clear foresight into what future legal developments will affect associations.
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Margriet builds strong client relationships based on trust, transparency, and open communication.
Margriet’s legal practice has included representing clients in Virginia state courts, U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, the District of Columbia and Supreme Court of Virginia.
Education –
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George Mason University, 1985
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George Mason University School of Law (now the Antonin Scalia Law School), 1988
The Firm
The motto “Protection. Prosperity. Loyalty.” reflects the guiding principles this firm follows when providing exceptional services. Knowing that your attorney is by your side vigilantly protecting your association and advising you in association business and litigation for you to reach the gold standard of associations is this firm’s number one priority.
The firm is client-focused always seeking better ways to serve the firm's clients. Legal counsel works with clients to assess each matter on an individual basis mapping a course for the legal representation to work toward the client's goal.
