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Pittsburgh Family Law Attorney Robert D. Raver Joins Duquesne Law Faculty

  • August 25, 2026
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PITTSBURGH — Robert D. Raver, founding partner of Raver Rawlings Law Group PLLC, has been appointed Adjunct Professor of Family Law at the Thomas R. Kline School of Law of Duquesne University, beginning with the fall 2026 semester.

Attorney Raver will teach Family Law in the J.D. curriculum. He graduated from Duquesne in 2012 and served as a judge for the school’s first-year oral arguments from 2012 through 2017.

The appointment continues a teaching record that runs the length of his career. He served five years as Articles and Comments Co-Editor of the Pennsylvania Family Lawyer, the publication of the Pennsylvania Bar Association Family Law Section, and has presented more than twenty continuing legal education programs for the Pennsylvania Bar Association, the Pennsylvania Bar Institute, and the Allegheny and Butler County Bar Associations. From 2013 through 2018 he co-authored and taught Tax Aspects of Separation and Divorce, a continuing education course for accountants and attorneys.

“My aim is for students to finish the course understanding how the pieces operate together on an actual file, and why counsel makes the choices they do at each stage. A student who understands that framework, and has some sense of where it is heading, will not be lost at the beginning of a career. We will also work through what is pending before the legislature, because this area changes quickly, and I would like the course to hold their attention while we do it.”

Attorney Raver has practiced family law nearly exclusively since 2012. His practice concentrates on complex and high-asset matters, including closely held business valuation, executive and deferred compensation, non-marital tracing, and dissipation of marital assets, along with custody and protection from abuse matters involving abuse, coercive control, and intimate partner violence.

He serves on the Council of the Pennsylvania Bar Association Family Law Section and on the Allegheny County Bar Association Family Law Section Council, and was appointed to the Joint State Government Commission’s Advisory Committee, which studies and recommends changes to Pennsylvania family law. He was recently named to The Best Lawyers in America® 2027 in the practice area of Family Law.

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Bob Raver, founding member of Raver Rawlings Law Group PLLC, focuses his practice on family law. He's a skilled litigator and mediator handling all aspects of divorce, custody, and equitable distribution, including complex cases. Bob also teaches and writes on family law for legal and financial professionals.
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