Contact
(410) 803-1839
rodierfamilylaw@gmail.com
Practice Areas
Divorce, Separation, Child Custody, and Child Support
Krystle Acevedo Howard, Esq.
Education
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East Carolina University, 2006
· B.S. Health Information Management
· B.S. Health Services Management
Law School
- North Carolina Central University, J.D., 2013
Admitted
- Maryland 2014
Member
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Maryland State Bar Association
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Harford County Bar Association
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Women’s Bar Association of Maryland
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Harford County WBA
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Harford County Bar Foundation
Biography
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Court Appointed Attorney, District Court of Maryland (Baltimore City) (2015-Present)
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Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity
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Super Lawyers Rising Star (2018)
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Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity
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Phi Delta Phi International Legal Fraternity
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Harford County Bar Association
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Member, CLE Committee (2017)
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Chair, Sponsorship Committee (2017)
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Member, Young Lawyers Committee (2016)
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Member, Executive Council (2017)
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Co-Chair, Spring Gala Committee (2017 & 2018)
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Harford County Bar Foundation, Secretary (2017)
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Harford County Women’s Bar Association, Board Member (2017)
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