Emily Ingall

Attorney

East Hanover Office
New York Office
Hackensack Office

Contact

Email: emily.ingall@offitkurman.com

Phone: 929.476.0046

Fax: 212.545.1656

Mailing: 590 Madison Ave.

6th Floor New York , NY 10022

Linkedin: Emily Ingall

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Emily Ingall is an attorney in Offit Kurman’s Family Law Practice Group. She represents clients in cases involving divorce, child custody and visitation, child support, alimony, property distribution, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, adoption, and domestic custody disputes. She has focused her practice on all matrimonial matters, providing her services to clients in New Jersey, New York, and Maryland.

Emily received her Juris Doctorate from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in 2020 with a concentration in Family Law. While obtaining her J.D., Emily interned at the Benjamin N. Cardozo Divorce Mediation Clinic. She served as a Research Assistant for Matrimonial Law courses, having attended law school specifically to pursue the practice of Family Law.

Additionally, Emily served as both Staff Editor and, subsequently, Business Editor of Cardozo’s Journal of Equal Rights and Social Justice, where her Note titled “A Presumption in Favor of Openness: Unsealing Adoption Records” was published.

Emily's passion for working with families began prior to her legal career when she interned at an adoption agency and liaised with adoptive and biological parents. She remains a fierce advocate for children, with particular concern for protecting the rights and well-being of children involved in any of her cases.

Practice Areas

Family Law

Education & Admissions

Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, J.D.
University of Maryland, B.A.

New York
New Jersey
Maryland

Professional Affiliations

New Jersey Family Law Bar Association, Member
New York State Bar Association, Member
New Jersey State Bar Association, Member
The Essex County Bar Association, Member
The Essex County Barry I. Croland Family Law Inns of Court, Member
Bergen County Bar Association, Member
Bergen County Bar Association Young Lawyers Division, Member

Posts

"The Current Approach to Adoption Records and Further Need for Change"

New Jersey’s Current Policy New Jersey allows an adoptee access to only certain specific records and restricts who can view…

"Current Policy on Sealing Adoption Records and the Need for Change"

Beginning in the early 1900s, almost every state in the United States enacted legislation to permanently seal an adoptee’s original…

"“Is There Another Me? How Online DNA Websites are Helping Adoptees Learn About Their History and Connect with Relatives”"

DNA testing, including through websites such as 23andme.com, has become increasingly popular in recent years for individuals to obtain comprehensive…