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Admitted in New York · Immigration handled nationwide

Immigration and divorce lawyers in Brooklyn.

Family petitions, green cards, citizenship, and visas. Uncontested and contested divorce, custody, and support.

What we handle

Five practice areas, multiple attorneys, one office.

Credentials

Credentials and recognition

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Where we practice

New York and nationwide.

One office in Brooklyn. State matters across New York, and immigration and merchant cash advance matters for clients anywhere in the country.

New York

Divorce, family, bankruptcy, and real estate matters across the state.

Nationwide

Immigration is federal. Those matters are handled for clients anywhere in the country.

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FAQs

The divorce questions people call us about.

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I can't find my spouse

Not knowing where your spouse is does not stop you from getting divorced in New York. It changes how the paperwork gets delivered, and it adds a step, but the case can still go forward.

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How does the divorce process work?

An uncontested divorce is one where both people agree to end the marriage and agree on the terms. Nobody goes in front of a judge to argue. It is mostly a paperwork process.

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Staying uncontested when there are children

Having children does not automatically make a divorce contested. It does mean there are more things you have to agree on, and the court looks harder at what you have agreed.

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I need this done quickly

The honest answer is that part of the timeline is yours to control and part of it belongs to the court. Anyone promising a specific date is guessing.

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My spouse won't sign the paperwork

Refusing to sign does not stop a divorce in New York. It changes the route the case takes and usually makes it slower, but one person cannot hold a marriage together by ignoring the mail.

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I haven't seen my spouse in years

Long separations are common and they do not create a special obstacle. New York has no automatic divorce after a period apart, so the marriage is still legally in place until a court ends it.

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My spouse is overseas

A spouse living abroad does not prevent a New York divorce, provided New York is the right place to file. The complications are about jurisdiction and how the papers get delivered.

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