Kia Kondori is the Managing Partner and a co-founder of Kondori & Moorad, LLP. His practice is concentrated in guardianships, conservatorships, elder law, probate and trust administration, and fiduciary representation. He also oversees the firm’s day-to-day operations and its service in court-appointed fiduciary matters throughout Virginia.
Over the past three years alone, Kia has served as a fiduciary in more than 500 matters. His appointments have included serving as court-appointed guardian, conservator, guardian ad litem, trustee, administrator, and curator. These roles have required him to address complex legal, financial, healthcare, residential, and personal issues on behalf of incapacitated adults, estates, trusts, and other individuals or interests requiring court supervision.
Through the quality, accuracy, and consistency of his work, Kia has become a respected resource within Northern Virginia’s fiduciary community. Judges, Commissioners of Accounts, attorneys, and other professionals have drawn upon his practical experience in addressing difficult questions involving guardianship, conservatorship, probate, trust administration, and fiduciary responsibility.
His experience across multiple fiduciary capacities provides him with a practical understanding of how guardianship, conservatorship, probate and trust administration, public benefits, healthcare decision-making, and financial oversight frequently intersect. His approach emphasizes careful analysis, accurate reporting, practical problem-solving, and respect for the dignity, preferences, and circumstances of each individual served.
Before co-founding Kondori & Moorad, Kia worked at a Northern Virginia personal injury law firm, where he gained experience representing individuals and families navigating difficult and often unexpected circumstances. That experience continues to inform his practical and client-focused approach to advocacy and fiduciary service.
Kia is active in professional education relating to guardianship, capacity, elder law, and fiduciary responsibility. He was an invited speaker at the 2026 World Congress on Adult Capacity in Amsterdam and is scheduled to speak at the 2026 National Guardianship Association Conference in Arlington, Virginia. He is a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, the Virginia Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, and the National Guardianship Association.
In addition to his legal practice, Kia has worked professionally as a disc jockey for nearly twenty-five years, performing at events in the United States and internationally. His longstanding experience in music and event production has contributed to his skills in communication, organization, relationship management, and public engagement.
Kia earned his Bachelor of Arts in Government and International Politics from George Mason University and his Juris Doctor from Western Michigan University Thomas M. Cooley Law School. He is admitted to practice in Virginia, Maryland, the District of Columbia, and before the United States District Courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Virginia.
