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Offit Kurman Strengthens Los Angeles Office with Renowned Family Law Attorney Roslyn Soudry

April 18, 2024

Los Angeles, CA – (April 18, 2024) – Offit Kurman is pleased to announce that Roslyn Soudry has joined the firm’s Family Law practice, resident in the Los Angeles, California office.  

Roslyn brings over 47 years of experience dedicated to providing exceptional representation. Her experience encompasses various family law matters including dissolution of marriage, spousal and child support, marital agreements, post-marital agreements, and paternity cases. She serves a diverse clientele including high-net-worth individuals, business owners, sports and entertainment figures, professionals, and real estate owners.

Roslyn received her Juris Doctorate Degree from the University of Baltimore in 1975 and has been admitted to practice in Maryland, the District of Columbia, California and before the United States Supreme Court. She is an active member of State and local bar associations and has held significant roles in various legal organizations, including founding the Southern California Family Law Inn of Court. She has been extensively involved in bar associations and committees, contributing to the legal community.

Recognized for her expertise, Roslyn has been featured in prominent media outlets such as the Today Show, Daily Journal, USA Today, and People Magazine, providing insights on family law matters. Fluent in French, she brings a diverse skill set to her practice.

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