Long Island Divorce & Family Law Attorney
Handling Divorce Cases in Nassau County and Suffolk County
Our lawyers represent matrimonial and family law clients in Nassau County and Suffolk County in legal matters regarding divorce, separation agreements, annulment, prenuptial agreements, postnuptial agreements, custody and visitation, child support, maintenance and alimony, equitable distribution of assets and debts, property distributions, pension distributions, adoption, neglect proceedings, order of protection, domestic violence, PINS petitions, domestic partner agreements and other related family law issues.
Divorce, child support, custody and order of protection proceedings, as well as all other matrimonial and family law proceedings are very tough emotional cases that require legal representation by a lawyer that has a thorough knowledge of the law, has experience in the courts in your area, and has significant trial experience if the matter cannot be resolved amicably with an agreement. In divorce actions, the attorneys have a different burden of proof for different assets, there are several different ways to resolve child support via application or opting out of the Child Support Standards Act, and custody trials many times turn on the use of experts for forensic evaluations and the ability of the lawyer to examine and cross examine the experts on the bases for their evaluations and reports.
If you have a divorce action on in Nassau County, Suffolk County or any of the surrounding areas, it is not wise to use a lawyer that is not experienced with divorce actions, proceedings for child support, orders of protection and custody, and it is not wise to use an attorney that does not practice in your area. Plainly put, if you have a divorce action, it is in your best interest that you use an attorney that handles divorce actions on a regular basis in your particular area.
If you have a divorce or other family law matter for which you need legal representation, our attorneys offer free consultations to discuss your case. Many times it is not necessary to come to our office to discuss your divorce or other legal matter; by telephone you can consult with our lawyers, and we can make arrangements to have the attorneys of the firm begin representation.
Contact a Suffolk County Divorce Lawyer at our firm today to see how we can help you. Call us at 516-227-5353.
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