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Offit Kurman Welcomes Amanda Creegan to the Matrimonial & Family Law Team

October 18, 2024

Offit Kurman is pleased to announce the addition of Amanda Laird Creegan as a principal attorney in the firm’s family law practice. Amanda uses a compassionate approach to her practice, bringing a deep understanding of the sensitive nature of family and matrimonial law. 

She represents a diverse clientele, including executives in the financial and technology sectors, start-up founders, actors, artists, and spouses, providing personalized legal support in various family law matters. Her experience in the New York Supreme Court and Family Court allows her to adeptly handle issues such as child custody disputes, alimony matters, and other complex litigation. 

Before joining Offit Kurman, Amanda was a partner at a boutique family law firm in Manhattan. She started her career as a judicial clerk for the Honorable Thomas P. Zampino, J.S.C. (ret.). Her time as a judicial law clerk and experience drafting prenuptial and postnuptial agreements have made her a trusted advocate for her clients.   
 

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