Jennifer McCammon

Jennifer McCammon, shareholder at Bean, Kinney & Korman, specializes in family law, with expertise in complex asset division and business valuation. Recognized by Arlington Magazine, Best Lawyers and Super Lawyers, she combines courtroom strength with compassionate advocacy. She also serves on the firm’s management committee and leads in community legal service.

Q: What advice would you offer for women just starting out? 

A: Find a great mentor—or two. They don’t have to be women, but they should understand your unique challenges and support your goals. Success looks different for everyone. For me, success is measured by happiness—by achieving my goals in a way that feels authentic and fulfilling. A good mentor will help you define success for yourself and stay true to your own path. 

And don’t take yourself too seriously. Some of the most valuable lessons come from missteps. Sharing those experiences helps us grow and learn from each other. 

A: What do you love most about doing business in this area? 

A: Arlington is a true community. Across sectors like healthcare, real estate, retail and government, there’s a shared commitment to making Arlington even better. I see that spirit firsthand through community foundations and attending philanthropic events, where familiar faces show up time and again. I love living and working in the same community—and seeing the positive impact of our work in action all around me. 

A: What qualities do you think a successful attorney should have?

A: You must be detail-oriented, organized, responsive and diligent. At Bean, Kinney & Korman, we prioritize our clients’ needs and focus on making the legal process as clear and manageable as possible, no matter the practice area. Most people come to us during unfamiliar, often stressful times. Our job is to solve problems, offer guidance and deliver thoughtful, innovative solutions that make their lives a little easier.