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Natassia M. Fodor

Attorney Fodor joined the firm as an associate in 2019.  Prior to joining the firm, she practiced family law at a small firm in Stamford, Connecticut and a firm in New York.   She is an active member of the Connecticut Bar Association Family Law Section.

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Background & Expertise

Attorney Fodor received her B.A. from the State University of New York at Geneseo with honors in 2014. She received her J.D. from Syracuse University in 2017. While at Syracuse, she spent four semesters participating in the Children’s Rights and Family Law Clinic.  She also served as a student prosecutor and a board member of the Family Law Society. She currently resides with her husband in New Haven, Connecticut.

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Admissions
  • Connecticut, 2018
  • New York, 2018
Education
  • State University of New York at Geneseo, 2014
  • Syracuse University College of Law. 2017
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Professional Association Memberships
  • Connecticut Bar Association
  • Fairfield County Bar Association
  • American Bar Association
  • New York Bar Association
Honors & Awards
  • Outstanding Contribution to Pro-Bono Work
  • Beau Biden Memorial Scholarship Recipient
  • Rosenberg Scholarship Recipient
  • Cohen Scholarship Recipient

Other Team Members

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Natassia M. Fodor
Schoonmaker, George, Colin and Blomberg P.C.

Attorney Fodor joined the firm as an associate in 2019.  Prior to joining the firm, she practiced family law at a small firm in Stamford, Connecticut and a firm in New York.   She is an active member of the Connecticut Bar Association Family Law Section.

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Privacy Policy Disclaimer

The recent Coronavirus, or Covid-19, pandemic is affecting many aspects of life in Connecticut. This includes matters related to family and divorce law. The courts in Connecticut currently remain open. However, there are some significant changes to operations due to the Coronavirus that may impact filing for divorce, parenting plans, and other family law matters.  The courts will only be addressing Priority 1 business matters at this time, which for family law means that the courts are only hearing relief from abuse and emergency custody matters.

The members of our firm are available to speak with you about any family law matters.  We also have an Alternative Dispute Resolution Department, led by Judge Thomas Colin (Ret.),  that can help to expedite the resolution of matters during this time when the courts are hearing only limited matters.   Contact us today and we will be happy to discuss further with you.