Practice Areas

Thirteen areas of matrimonial and family law. Each one is the practice we are known for and the work we are built to handle when the stakes are real.

Divorce

The full process, pre-divorce planning through trial and post-judgment, for clients facing complex financial and custody questions.

Complex valuations and equitable distribution of closely held businesses, professional practices, investment portfolios, trusts, and real estate.

Counsel on maintenance and alimony, focused on fair, sustainable financial outcomes that reflect the realities of the marriage.

Strategic counsel for parents navigating custody, parenting time, decision-making, and co-parenting before and after divorce.

Cross-border custody, jurisdictional questions, Hague Convention cases, and enforcement of foreign custody orders.

Counsel on child support, including high-income and above-guideline cases, focused on protecting children’s needs and lifestyle.

Appellate work in the four New York Appellate Divisions, from interlocutory appeals to final judgment review and Court of Appeals cases.

Relocation cases where a custodial parent seeks to move and the other parent objects, and the timeline considerations that shape them.

Discreet handling of the press, social media, and reputational fallout that often surrounds a high-conflict family law matter.

Drafting and negotiating the agreements that define how a couple will hold property and provide for each other, before and during marriage.

Family Court orders of protection for survivors and careful defense against unfounded allegations, with the discretion the stakes demand.

Enforcing or modifying orders and agreements when circumstances change or when one party will not comply.

How New York divides marital property when a marriage ends, the factors courts weigh, and the rule against double-counting.

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