Ms. Moccia concentrates her practice in every aspect of estate planning, from simple wills and powers of attorney to advanced tax planning involving revocable and irrevocable trusts and other sophisticated planning techniques.  She also serves as counsel to family members serving as fiduciary for the administration of trusts and estates, which typically involves the preparation of fiduciary income tax returns.  Ms. Moccia has expanded her practice as an elder law attorney, providing counsel to seniors and their families on matters ranging from Medicaid eligibility for long term care and federal benefits for veterans to petitions for guardianship and conservatorship.

Ms. Moccia contributes her time and talent to her community, currently serving on the Planned Giving Committee of St. Mary’s Home, and having volunteered as a Certified Mediator for the Virginia Beach, Norfolk and Chesapeake Courts.  As a Board Member of the Virginia State Bar Young Lawyers Conference, she served as the VSB liaison for various projects, including: Wills for Heroes, Docket Call publication, Pro Bono Commission, Children in the Law Commission, Professional Development Conference and the Professional Development Series.  She previously served as a restoration project coordinator for the Norfolk Environmental Commission, a fund-raising organizer and volunteer for St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital, and a conflict resolution seminar trainer for The Dwelling Place and FORkids Shelter.


<h3>Education</h3> 

<h6>University of Miami School of Law</h6>
Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Estate Planning (2008)

<h6>Regent University School of Law</h6>
Juris Doctor (2007)

<h6>The College of William and Mary</h6>
Bachelor of Arts, Psychology
Minor in Business Management (2003)