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Offit Kurman Welcomes Julie Orlando to Family Law Practice Group

July 7, 2025
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Offit Kurman Welcomes Julie Orlando to Family Law Practice Group

Offit Kurman is pleased to welcome Julie Orlando as an associate in the firm’s Family Law Practice Group in Bethesda, Maryland. Julie helps individuals and families navigate divorce, custody, support, and other complex family law matters with clarity and compassion. Drawing on nearly two decades of leadership experience in the nonprofit sector, she brings a steady, solution-focused approach to every client. 

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