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Offit Kurman Attorney Rawan Hmoud Selected for 2024 Bergen County Bar Association Family Law Committee

October 11, 2024
Offit Kurman Attorney Rawan Hmoud Selected for 2024 Bergen County Bar Association Family Law Committee

Offit Kurman is pleased to announce that principal attorney and firm practice group leader for family law (north) Rawan Hmoud has been selected to serve on the Bergen County Bar Association’s Family Law Committee for the 2024-2025 term. The Family Law Committee plays a vital role in supporting the community and advancing the practice of family law by providing resources, education, and advocacy for legal professionals.

As a member of the Family Law Committee, Rawan will contribute to its mission of enhancing family law understanding and shaping future developments in the field. Her dedication to her practice and commitment to serving clients align with the committee’s objectives of professional growth and community engagement.

The committee's initiatives, including seminars, workshops, and mentorship programs, aim to equip attorneys with the knowledge and skills to navigate complex family law matters. In addition, the committee offers networking opportunities and fosters collaboration among family law practitioners in Bergen County.

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