SeniorLAW Center

Joshua Bak-Brevik, Esq.

Staff Attorney, Victim Services

WHAT DO YOU DO AT SENIORLAW CENTER?

As a Victim Services Staff Attorney at SeniorLAW Center, I represent and advise older adults in a broad range of civil legal matters, including protection from abuse, financial exploitation and fraud, ejectments, and fraudulent conveyances. Outside of direct representation, I advocate for older adults through participation in multidisciplinary task forces and community initiatives, including Philadelphia’s Fraudulent Conveyance Task Force and STOP/DVLEC. I also support community education through outreach, trainings, and public speaking engagements focused on legal rights, abuse prevention, and resources available to older adults.

WHY DO YOU WORK AT SENIORLAW CENTER?

I work at SeniorLAW Center because I believe in making the world a better place – one older adult at a time – by using my legal skills to empower and protect some of the most vulnerable members of our community.

A HIGHLIGHT OF MY WORK HERE

A highlight of my work at SeniorLAW Center is getting to come to work every day knowing that the work matters. I have the opportunity to advocate for older adults facing some of the most difficult moments of their lives, help them navigate complicated legal systems, and fight for outcomes that protect their safety, independence, and dignity. Being able to do meaningful work alongside such great and talented colleagues who care deeply about the same mission is incredibly rewarding.

 

JOINED STAFF

March 2025

BEFORE SENIORLAW CENTER

I worked in politics and public affairs as a Communications Director and Senior Consultant, leading strategic advocacy campaigns and shaping public narratives at Law Media Group and APCO Worldwide.

HAILS FROM

Alexandria, VA (suburb of Washington D.C)

EDUCATION

Rutgers Law School — Juris Doctor
Virginia Commonwealth University — Bachelor of Science in Business, Concentration in Finance

AFFILIATIONS

Philadelphia Fraudulent Conveyance Task Force

Philadelphia Bar Association, Family Law Section

STOP/DVLEC