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After learning of a terrible situation where our client’s ward had money stolen out of his bank account while he was hospitalized, our firm worked with our client, the guardian, to report the stolen funds and establish a claim. Our client was successful in having the stolen funds returned.

Seidner & Associates convinced HMS on behalf of Nassau County Department of Social Services to release a lien that was placed upon the home of our client’s ward without court intervention. The Department recognized that we would succeed on the merits and decided to release the lien to avoid a lawsuit saving taxpayer funds.

On the eve of the scheduled custody hearing, the firm learned of a possible conflict by the forensic evaluator due to prior communications with the adversary. The firm immediately contacted the Court and provided the requested documentation with respect to the conflict. The Court granted the firm’s request for a stay of the custody trial

In an attempt to make the divorce process as quick and painless as possible, our client sought an uncontested divorce in Nassau County. Although the parties thought they agreed on everything, it became apparent that the parties still had several issues that were not yet agreed upon. After many hours of negotiation and multiple revisions

In a global settlement of a multi-year, contentious case in Nassau Family Court, rather than go to jail today for willfully violating an order of child support, a deal was reached to pay arrears in a short period of time and permit the mother to relocate to North Carolina with her child and new husband.

Today the firm appeared in Nassau County Family Court to defend our client against a Violation Petition. After bringing to the Court’s attention that the petitioner had filed eight prior baseless petitions within the last year, the Court decided that the instant petition should be dismissed with prejudice.

Firm appealed a decision from the Nassau County Family Court which disqualified our firm as our client’s counsel and obtained a Temporary Stay that same day. Today our firm was informed that the stay would be permanent, which will allow us to remain our client’s counsel.

The firm negotiated a custody settlement today, the terms of which were placed on the record and so-Ordered by the Court. The agreement awards joint legal custody to the parties and sole residential custody to our client. A parenting time schedule was negotiated based on the opposing party’s complex work schedule. The Court complimented our

Just before a scheduled hearing in Nassau County Family Court, our firm was able to negotiate a settlement agreement with the opposing party. Our client will be entitled to weekly payments for child support, additional monthly payments for arrears, as well as a contribution of 50% of all unreimbursed medical expenses and future child care

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