Natasha Blount

Natasha Blount is a graduate of the University of Maryland, College Park and the University of Baltimore School of Law. She brings more than a decade of courtroom experience handling complex and emotionally charged cases involving domestic and family-violence matters.

For twelve years, Natasha served as a criminal prosecutor. In that role, she advocated for victims in high-conflict cases where the stakes were deeply personal and often life-changing. Through that work, she gained a clear understanding of the emotional and financial cost of litigation, particularly when families and children are involved. Courtroom outcomes are rarely fully within a family’s control, and the process itself can take a lasting toll.

Those experiences shape Natasha’s approach to mediation. She believes that when families can resolve disputes outside of a contested courtroom setting, they preserve more control over the decisions that affect their children, their finances, and their long-term stability. Mediation allows space for thoughtful conversation, structured problem-solving, and future-focused planning.

Natasha approaches her work with steadiness, clarity, and compassion. She listens carefully, communicates directly, and helps parties focus on practical solutions that will hold up over time. Her goal is not simply agreement, but durable, well-considered resolution.

As a parent and stepparent, Natasha understands that divorce restructures a family, but it does not end it. She recognizes the importance of helping parents create workable, child-centered arrangements that reduce unnecessary conflict and support long-term well-being.

At Zadjura Family Law, Natasha helps families navigate mediation with structure and intention. Her priority is to guide parties toward practical, well-reasoned agreements that protect dignity and support long-term peace.