Tony R.: I represented Tony R. in a divorce action in New York County Supreme Court. As Tony points out in his testimonial, his case had certain difficulties not found in most cases. I made sure that Tony knew that his case was going to be more difficult than most, because of the particular circumstances of his case. Even in typical circumstances, the process can be daunting, but it can be extremely frustrating when unusual issues arise. It is vitally important that the client is given information about the process and what to expect. I made sure that Tony was armed with this information throughout his divorce litigation.

Rhonda F.: I represented Rhonda in multiple concurrent family court proceedings in Kings County Family Court. Complicated proceedings in family court can sometimes be more difficult than divorces, because in family court, a custody proceeding and a child support proceeding are not heard by the same person. Therefore, while a justice in a divorce action has the benefit of comprehensive facts and testimony about the litigants, the family court judge, referee, judicial hearing officer or support magistrate may miss out on vitally important information, facts or testimony. This is what happened in Rhonda’s case. It required creativity and persistence to make ensure Rhonda succeed in her multiple proceedings. It took some time, but we did prevail.