Hannah R. Zukoff
Associate
Hannah represents families with compassion and empathy, focusing on her clients’ wants and needs. As a member of Verrill’s Family Law Group, Hannah represents clients in divorce, custody, guardianship, modification, contempt, and restraining order hearings. She has a background working with and representing domestic violence survivors and is skilled in working with clients who have survived trauma.
Before joining Verrill, Hannah worked at ‘Carolyn’s House’, a branch of the YWCA, as a housing coordinator for homeless women and children. Hannah has worked at the Women’s Bar Foundation, and the Mental Health Legal Advisors Committee. She participated in the Domestic Violence Institute at Northeastern University, as well as the Poverty Law Clinic. Further, she worked as a teaching assistant for the Community Business Clinic and the Domestic Violence Institute. Through these involvements, she has gained valuable experience and knowledge in working with families through trauma.
Originally from Buffalo, New York, Hannah has since settled in Boston. When she is not in the office, Hannah spends her time with friends and exploring Boston. Always fun and competitive, Hannah enjoys playing games, especially playing jeopardy with her family law colleagues. She is known to constantly have a deck of cards available.
Services/Industries
Education
- Northeastern University School of Law (J.D.)
- Niagara University (B.A.)
Bar Admissions
- Massachusetts
- Connecticut
- Maine
Memberships
- American Bar Association
Honors
- Alpha Kappa Delta, National Sociology Honors Society
- Phi Sigma Tau, National Philosophy Honors Society
- Delta Epsilon Sigma, National Honors Society for Catholic Colleges
- Selected by peers for inclusion in Massachusetts Super Lawyers Rising Stars under Family Law
- Listed in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch® in America under Family Law in Boston, Massachusetts
- Selected by peers for inclusion in Massachusetts Super Lawyers Rising Stars under Family Law
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Published Work
- Co-author, “Trends and Developments,” Child Relocation 2026 (USA-Massachusetts), Chambers and Partners
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