Attorney Eleanora “Nora” Kamerow

Attorney Eleanora “Nora” Kamerow is a central Pennsylvania native who, despite growing up a mile from Penn State, chose to attend Bucknell University for her undergraduate years. At Bucknell, Nora received a Bachelor of Arts in English and French studies. While in her undergraduate years, Nora focused on learning and honing her skills in the French language and earning a certificate of mastery while abroad. Nora additionally worked as a Writing Center Consultant, assisting peers with the development of their written skills. Nora’s passion for language helped her pursue and complete an Honors Thesis of French Studies with the Bucknell French department as well as earn an editorial internship with the West Branch Literary Magazine.

As Nora continued with her studies, her family’s professional and personal role in the legal system inspired her to pursue and earn a Juris Doctorate from Emory University. While attending Emory, Nora was admitted into the TI:GER program, participated in a Moot Court competition, and interned with the Institute for Justice in Seattle. More notably, Nora was drawn to the field of family law due to her own blended and diverse background and took a keen interest in the legal issues concerning marriage and the family unit. Nora’s interests eventually developed into a judicial internship at the Superior Court of Cobb County where she committed herself to a summer-long research project surrounding domestic and family case law.

With her varied educational, professional, and personal background, Nora hopes to bring a unique perspective to the world of family law and lead cases with compassionate and warm guidance.

When Nora is not working, she can be found spending time at home, either with her two cats or cooking up a hearty meal in the kitchen as an avid home cook.