Bonnie E. Rabin

In the bustling metropolis of New York City, Bonnie E. Rabin stands as a beacon of hope for families navigating the intricate world of matrimonial and family law. As a founding partner at Rabin Pfeffer and Partners LLP, she carved a niche for herself, becoming the go-to advocate for high-profile individuals and celebrities seeking discreet and skillful representation.

Ms. Rabin's proficiency extended to the most complex financial matters, where she fearlessly tackled cases involving substantial assets, professional practices and closely held family businesses. Beyond the realm of finances, she championed the rights of parents and children in nontraditional families, skillfully navigating the ever-evolving landscape of reproductive rights, surrogacy and parentage.

A sought-after speaker and adjunct professor of law at Cardozo Law School, Ms. Rabin shared her knowledge and insights on family law, custody, marriage equality, domestic violence and children's rights. Her unwavering advocacy led to groundbreaking decisions in both federal and state courts, impacting child custody, support, equitable distribution and international child abduction cases. The New York State Supreme Court frequently appointed her as an Attorney for the Children, entrusting her with the responsibility of safeguarding their best interests.

Ms. Rabin's journey began in 1985, armed with a law degree from Antioch School of Law and a passion for justice. Over four decades, she honed her skills, achieving remarkable victories in family courts and New York appellate courts, including landmark decisions by the New York Court of Appeals. Her dedication and knowledge earned her the respect of clients and peers alike.

With an "Excellent" rating from Avvo and an AV Preeminent* peer-review rating through Martindale-Hubbell, Ms. Rabin's reputation as a top-tier attorney was undeniable. Before entering private practice, she served as a supervising attorney in charge of the Manhattan Trial Office at the Juvenile Rights Division of the Legal Aid Society, where she honed her skills in representing children in various legal matters.