Armanda Beal Day
Law Firm:
Vafiades, Brountas & Kominsky LLP
Position:
Managing Partner
Phone: (207) 947-6915
Location:
Bangor
Biography Overview
Armanda Beal Day is the Managing Partner at Vafiades, Brountas & Kominsky LLP, a role she assumed in 2021 after joining the firm in 2020. She brings more than 20 years of experience from her prior independent law practice and is known for her leadership, collaborative approach, and dedication to client service.
She has focused her career on family law, a field she has pursued since law school, where she participated in a family law clinic and volunteered with a crisis response hotline. Her commitment to helping others and her natural problem-solving abilities have defined her legal career.
Her experience extends beyond private practice through significant community and professional involvement. She has served on a local school board for 12 years, including six years as chair. She currently chairs the Guardian Ad Litem Review Board, overseeing standards and education for guardians statewide. Her work as a Guardian Ad Litem reflects her dedication to advocating for children and families.
She is known for her compassionate, practical approach, guiding clients through complex, often emotional legal matters.
Outside of her practice, she enjoys outdoor activities and spending time with her family.
Position: Managing Partner
Phone: (207) 947-6915
Location: Bangor
Biography Overview
Armanda Beal Day is the Managing Partner at Vafiades, Brountas & Kominsky LLP, a role she assumed in 2021 after joining the firm in 2020. She brings more than 20 years of experience from her prior independent law practice and is known for her leadership, collaborative approach, and dedication to client service.
She has focused her career on family law, a field she has pursued since law school, where she participated in a family law clinic and volunteered with a crisis response hotline. Her commitment to helping others and her natural problem-solving abilities have defined her legal career.
Her experience extends beyond private practice through significant community and professional involvement. She has served on a local school board for 12 years, including six years as chair. She currently chairs the Guardian Ad Litem Review Board, overseeing standards and education for guardians statewide. Her work as a Guardian Ad Litem reflects her dedication to advocating for children and families.
She is known for her compassionate, practical approach, guiding clients through complex, often emotional legal matters.
Outside of her practice, she enjoys outdoor activities and spending time with her family.