Brandon Buchholz

Brandon Buchholz serves as an associate attorney at the Law Offices of Todd K. Mohink, PA, in Glen Burnie, Maryland, where he delivers thoughtful and effective representation to clients facing challenging legal issues. His work primarily focuses on navigating complex family law matters, including divorce, custody disputes and protective order cases. He also advocates for clients in select criminal defense and personal injury matters, using a steady, detail-oriented approach to safeguard their rights and pursue fair outcomes.

A strong academic foundation supports his legal career. Mr. Buchholz earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Baltimore School of Law, where he was actively involved in organizations such as the Family Law Association, the Student Animal Legal Defense Fund, OutLaw and Students Supporting the Womens Law Center. These affiliations reflect his commitment to advocacy, justice and community engagement.

Before law school, Mr. Buchholz graduated cum laude from the University of Baltimore with a Bachelor of Arts in Jurisprudence. He also achieved magna cum laude honors at Carroll Community College, earning an Associate of Arts degree in legal studies. His academic distinctions highlight both his dedication to excellence and his ability to master complex legal concepts.

Mr. Buchholz approaches each case with a client-focused mindset, understanding that legal challenges often involve deeply personal stakes. He takes the time to listen, explain options clearly and develop strategies tailored to individual needs. Whether negotiating resolutions or advocating in court, he strives to achieve meaningful results while maintaining professionalism and compassion.

By blending strong legal knowledge with attentive client service, Mr. Buchholz continues to make a positive impact for individuals and families navigating some of life’s most difficult situations. His work reflects a deep respect for the law, a commitment to ethical practice and an unwavering dedication to those he represents.