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In a recent matrimonial decision, the Nassau County Supreme Court ordered that assets be distributed disproportionately because of the Defendant’s egregious conduct during the marriage. The case joins only a handful of court decisions finding egregious conduct and awarding a distribution scheme that favors the victimized spouse. Our client was awarded one hundred percent (100%) […]

The Nassau County District Court denied an Order to Show Cause, after a stay was already granted, without considering the merits of the application and set a trial date. The firm appealed this decision to the Appellate Term by Order to Show Cause requesting that the trial be stayed. The Appellate Term granted the stay.

The firm successfully defeated a Motion to Dismiss filed by the adversary in Nassau County District Court. Mr. Seidner established that the case was not only brought legitimately but is likely to prevail.

At the start of their divorce matter, our client and the opposing party had such an acrimonious relationship that they could hardly agree on any matter. However, our firm still worked toward settling the matter. Our firm conducted settlement conferences that went so well, the parties agreed to withdraw the divorce matter and executed a

Our firm obtained temporary sole legal and physical custody of the parties’ child and temporary exclusive use and occupancy of the marital residence for our client in his divorce matter from the Suffolk County Supreme Court.

Our firm obtained another Judgment of Divorce for our client from Queens County Supreme Court. The Judgment awards our client sole legal and residential custody of the child, child support, and exclusive use and occupancy of the marital residence.

Opposing party filed an action in District Court but failed to appear for today’s Court date. The Judge granted our firm’s motion to dismiss the case for failure to prosecute.

After a lengthy case, wherein our firm had already obtained custody of the parties’ child for our client, the child support matter was finally set for trial in Queens County Family Court. However, instead of proceeding to trial, our firm successfully negotiated the terms of a settlement agreement.

The firm received another Judgment of Divorce for our client. The Judgment awards custody to our client, child support through the Support Collections Unit as well as fifty percent (50%) of all add-ons, and exclusive use and occupancy of the marital residence.

Our client had several baseless violation petitions filed against her in Nassau County Family Court. After speaking with the attorney for the child and opposing counsel, all parties agreed that the violation petitions would be withdrawn and a final parenting time schedule be set in place, the terms of which were placed on the record.