New York Divorce Lawyer
A divorce affects every aspect of your life, from your relationships with your children, to your property, to your sense of personal identity. The New York divorce lawyers at The Law Offices of Polizzotto & Polizzotto, LLC with law offices in Brooklyn and Staten Island have more than 40 years experience helping people get through the process of divorce and move on with their lives.
A divorce affects families both emotionally and financially. The more contentious the divorce, the higher the emotional and financial toll will be. Children in particular can be negatively affected by disputes between their parents. Our lawyers will work hard to preserve your relationships with your children and move toward an amicable divorce and stable child custody arrangement that truly is in the best interests of your children.
In most cases, a divorce lawyer at The Law Offices of Polizzotto & Polizzotto, LLC is able to resolve divorces quickly and efficiently through a negotiated settlement. However, if the other side is unreasonable, we are willing and able to represent your interests aggressively in court. Our lawyers are experienced in resolving all issues that can arise in divorce, including:
- Litigation of prenuptial and postnuptial agreements
- Separation agreements
- Child custody and visitation
- Child support
- Spousal support / Alimony
- Equitable asset distribution
- Annulment
Brooklyn NYC Separation Attorney
Our divorce attorneys also help clients resolve issues that arise after separation, such as relocation of a custodial parent, child custody modifications, modification of child support and spousal support, as well as enforcement of existing visitation and support orders.
For a free consultation or for information about your legal rights and options in divorce or other family law matters, contact the Staten Island and Brooklyn area divorce attorneys at The Law Offices of Polizzotto & Polizzotto, LLC today at 718.227.9711. Initial consultations are free. Our Staten Island law offices are located in Southeast Annadale, about two blocks from the Staten Island Railroad.
