Family Law Firms in New York

Jeffrey B. Peltz works from Broadway and practises divorce alongside bankruptcy, immigration and real estate, which its own title says. It explains twelve stages of a matrimonial case, the most of any firm in this ranking, from the summons and the net worth statement to the attorney for the child and the judgment.

Angiuli & Gentile works from Hylan Boulevard in Staten Island and names five attorneys with a rank beside each, two of them the firm's founders. It explains ten stages of a matrimonial case, from the summons to the judgment.

Elliot Green works from Court Street in Brooklyn, names himself and practises custody, divorce and domestic violence work, which his own title says.

Brian D. Perskin & Associates works from Court Street in Brooklyn with a second office on East 42nd Street, and names eight people with a rank beside most of them. It explains eleven stages of a matrimonial case and publishes a page about fees.

David Centeno Law works from Broadway and publishes a flat fee for an uncontested divorce, which two firms in this ranking do. It names no attorney on the pages we could read, so what is missing is its own roster rather than its prices.

Levitsky Law Firm works from Coney Island Avenue with a second office on East 34th Street, and names nine people. It practises family law alongside personal injury, which its own title says, and names all four routes through a divorce.

RLF Family Law works from Vesey Street and is the only firm in this ranking that publishes how it bills: invoices twice a month rather than once, so a client sees the account before the month turns. It names three attorneys with a rank beside each, and its site now answers at cadicny.com.

Roven Law Group works from East 42nd Street and names three people with a role beside each: Janice G. Roven as founding attorney, an attorney beside her, and a paralegal named as a paralegal, which is a distinction most firms here leave to the reader.

Zimmet Law Group works from Madison Avenue and publishes thirty people with a rank beside every name, from managing partner through partners, senior attorneys and associates to of counsel. That is the fullest roster in this ranking, and seven bar association memberships on its own bios is the most of any firm here.

Gabrielle Hartley works from Smith Street in Brooklyn and leads with mediation rather than litigation, which is a different service at a different price and is the thing to know about this practice before comparing it with the others here. She publishes a flat rate and writes about what a divorce costs.

Robert S. Gershon works from Cadman Plaza in Brooklyn and has twenty-four years by its domain registration. It explains eight stages of a matrimonial case and names mediation as well as litigation.

Krasner Law works from Park Avenue with a second office in Jersey City, and names eight people with no role beside any of them.

Claudio & Associates works from Sutphin Boulevard in Jamaica, with a second office upstate in Newburgh, and names one attorney, Desiree Marie Claudio. It publishes a fee statement page, which most firms here do not.

Dow Divorce Law works from South Avenue in Staten Island and names eight people, among them Adelola Sheralynn Dow. It names all four routes through a divorce and explains nine stages of a matrimonial case.

Dayton P. Haigney publishes a price list, which no other firm in this market does: $1,750 plus court fees for an uncontested divorce, separation agreement included, and $300 per hour for a contested one. Twenty-seven years by the domain registration.

Zelenitz, Shapiro & D'Agostino works from Queens Boulevard in Kew Gardens and practises divorce alongside elder law and injury work. It names twenty-one people, more than all but one firm here, with ranks from partner to associate and of counsel.

Cedeño Law Group works from Broadway and names three people, among them Peter L. Cedeño. It publishes in Spanish and says it does collaborative divorce as well as litigation.

Nikhman, Nikhman & Associates works from Ocean Avenue in Brooklyn and practises family law alongside immigration, which its own title says. It publishes in Spanish.