Experienced Counsel For All Kinds of Family Law Issues

Family law issues are challenging for everyone involved. Financial details can be intricate, and emotional elements can be paralyzing. Our goal is to get you a resolution as quickly and cost-effectively as possible so you can focus on getting back on with your life—sooner rather than later.

Who We Are

Offit Kurman is one of the fastest-growing full-service law firms in the United States. With 225 attorneys from Charlotte to New York and the District of Columbia, Offit Kurman is the better way to protect your family and organization, and resolve your most challenging legal conflicts. We represent families of wealth along with privately held companies and their owners throughout business and family life cycles.

What We Do

Offit Kurman is home to our family law team, with over 90+ years providing legal services to our community. We understand each family law case is unique and tailor our approach to your needs. Our Family Law Practice Group, which includes six board-certified family law specialists, is ready to handle family law matters of every kind, from non-litigated, less involved cases to the most complex, sophisticated issues.

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