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  • Areas of Practice
    • Matrimonial & Family Law
      • Divorce / Separation
      • Child Custody / Access
      • Child Support / Spousal Support
      • Equitable Distribution
      • Preunuptial / Postnuptual Agreements
      • Appeals / Enforcement / Modification
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Matrimonial Law

Believing that couples that marry with dignity also deserve to divorce with dignity, our approach is designed to fit each client’s individual needs and sensitivities. We focus on negotiating equitable and just settlements whenever possible while minimizing the counterproductive antagonism. When necessary, however, we are prepared to aggressively litigate the issues.

We have helped many of individuals with matters of divorce, separation, annulment, property distribution, maintenance (alimony), child support, child custody and visitation, post judgment enforcement/modification proceedings, as well as with pre-nuptial, post-nuptial and cohabitation agreements. We also handle all aspects of family court proceedings, including Support Matters, Custody Matters, and Family Offense/Domestic Violence Matters.

  • Divorce / Separation

    To file for a divorce or separation in New York, a person must have a legal basis to do so and meet the residency requirements.

    More about Divorce & Separation

  • Child Custody / Access

    Whether married or not, separating parents must resolve both legal custody (decision making), physical / residential custody and access to the child.

    More info on Child Custody

  • Child Support / Spousal Support

    In New York State, generally, parents must support a child until the child reaches age 21. And Spouses have certain duties to provide for the support each other as well.

    Learn More about Child Support

  • Equitable Distribution

    Assets and liabilities must be equitably divided in a divorce or separation, but equitable does not mean “equal.”

    Learn More about Equitable Distribution

  • Prenuptial / Postnuptial agreements

    Before or even during marriage, parties often agree upon how they would want to settle their affairs in the event of a divorce or separation.

    More about pre- and post-nups

  • Appeals/Enforcement/ Modification

    Cases do not “end” after a court has entered an order – an aggrieved party may seek review by a higher court. As well, there are remedies for non-compliance with an order, or changed circumstances.

    Learn More about the Appeals process

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