Recognition

Four Offit Kurman Attorneys Recognized in New Jersey Family Magazine’s “Best NJ Lawyers for Families” List

April 2, 2026
Four Offit Kurman Attorneys Recognized in New Jersey Family Magazine’s “Best NJ Lawyers for Families” List

Offit Kurman is pleased to announce that four of the firm’s family law attorneys have been recognized in the April issue of New Jersey Family magazine’s Best NJ Lawyers for Families list:

Rawan Hmoud – Principal Attorney

Stephanie F. Lehman – Principal Attorney

Fara K. Rodriguez – Principal Attorney

Elena Weitz - Principal Attorney

The annual list highlights New Jersey attorneys who were nominated directly by parents surveyed by New Jersey Family. The list does not constitute an endorsement by New Jersey Family; rather, it functions strictly as a parent-to-parent referral resource.

Nominations for Best NJ Lawyers for Families are submitted through njfamily.com and promoted across the magazine’s print, digital, and social media channels. All submissions undergo a vetting process to confirm that they come from clients who have personally used the attorney’s services. The final list is published each April in New Jersey Family magazine and on njfamily.com.

Firm Highlights

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