- Angie Bailey Intake Specialist
- Elizabeth Da Victoria Lobo Staff Attorney, Brief Services Unit
- Ashley Graham Senior Staff Attorney, Brief Services Unit
- Shaina Hagen Staff Attorney
- Heather Molina Managing Attorney, Brief Services Unit and Intake
- Frank Natale Director of Litigation and Advocacy
- Leah Quaile Managing Attorney, Family Law Practice
- Brittania Elias Intake Specialist
- Valerie M. Scott Compliance and Operations Coordinator
- Maya Sheppard Managing Attorney, Barriers to Employment
- Bradford Voegeli Managing Attorney
- Elizabeth Vogel Equal Justice Works Fellow Sponsored by the Morrison & Foerster Foundation
- Adam Marshall Staff Attorney, Housing Law
- Jessica Davis-Ricci Westwood Fellow
- Kathy Hollins Director of Finance and Administration
- Lori Leibowitz Coordinator, Right to Housing Initiative
- Deborah Levine Staff Attorney, Brief Services Unit
- Eva Seidelman Staff Attorney, Housing Cooperative Preservation Initiative
- Mia Johnson Loaned associate from Covington & Burling LLP
- Rachel Weiss Staff Attorney, Barriers to Employment
Heather MolinaManaging Attorney, Brief Services Unit and Intake
Heather Molina joined NLSP in May 2008 as a Howard C. Westwood Fellow. Upon completing the fellowship, she was hired as an NLSP Staff Attorney in the Brief Services Unit. In 2014, Heather became the Managing Attorney of the Brief Services Unit and Intake. As a brief services attorney, she works with new applicants seeking legal assistance and provides legal advice and brief services and recommends cases for extended representation.
Heather holds a Bachelors of Social Work from the University of Nevada-Reno, an M.S. in Social Work with an emphasis on policy and children and families from Columbia University, and a J.D. from the University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law (UDC-DCSL). She received a Dean’s Cup from UDC-DCSL for her outstanding service to the school.
Prior to joining NLSP, Heather worked on special education matters at a small law firm in Washington, D.C. Additionally, as a student attorney at UDC-DCSL, she provided over 1,600 hours of legal services to low-income residents in the HIV/AIDS Legal Clinic and the Juvenile and Special Education Law Clinic. Heather is licensed to practice law in Washington, DC, and in Maryland.
Heather can be reached by phone at 202-269-5109, or via email to, HMolina@nlsp.org.
