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Joseph Law Group, P.C.: Leaders in Matrimonial Law in Nassau & Suffolk County
Our team of Long Island divorce attorneys brings over 100 years of combined experience to the practices of family law and divorce. Our Nassau & Suffolk County divorce attorneys are often called upon to provide legal insight as leaders in the field, as public speakers, featured guests, and authors. Our legal team at Joseph Law Group, P.C. has contributed their extensive knowledge in a wide variety of matrimonial law matters, both in and out of court.
We have a strong presence and are authorities in the legal community. We have been featured in the media and as public speakers to discuss the specifics of the New York divorce law and the practice of law. The general public as well as other lawyers frequently come to us for legal advice, and we are happy to provide them with advice, the right tools and resources to help them make informed decisions on topics ranging from prenuptial agreements, to divorce, to spousal support, child support and child custody, to post-judgment proceedings and everything in between.
The New York Law Journal Publishes Article from Partner Thomas A. Elliot on Standing to Seek Visitation and Custody New York Expands Definition of ‘Parent’
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Read more about The New York Law Journal Publishes Article from Partner Thomas A. Elliot on New York State's New Maintenance LegislationThe New York Law Journal Publishes Article from Partner Thomas A. Elliot on Does a Matrimonial Action Abate Upon the Death of a Party?
Read more about The New York Law Journal Publishes Article from Partner Thomas A. Elliot on Does a Matrimonial Action Abate Upon the Death of a Party?The New York Law Journal Publishes Article from Partner Thomas A. Elliot on Interest on Distributive Awards
Read more about The New York Law Journal Publishes Article from Partner Thomas A. Elliot on Interest on Distributive AwardsThe New York Law Journal Publishes Article from Partner Thomas A. Elliot on Support Overpayment Part 1
Read more about The New York Law Journal Publishes Article from Partner Thomas A. Elliot on Support Overpayment Part 1The New York Law Journal Publishes Article from Partner Thomas A. Elliot on Support Overpayment Part 2
Read more about The New York Law Journal Publishes Article from Partner Thomas A. Elliot on Support Overpayment Part 2The New York Law Journal Publishes Article from Partner Thomas A. Elliot on Rental Property Purchased with Separate Funds
Read more about The New York Law Journal Publishes Article from Partner Thomas A. Elliot on Rental Property Purchased with Separate FundsThe New York Law Journal Publishes Article from Partner Thomas A. Elliot on Discovery and ‘Non-Egregious’ Marital Fault
Read more about The New York Law Journal Publishes Article from Partner Thomas A. Elliot on Discovery and ‘Non-Egregious’ Marital FaultThe New York Law Journal Publishes Article from Partner Thomas A. Elliot on Non-Compliance with the Opt-Out Provisions of the CSSA
Read more about The New York Law Journal Publishes Article from Partner Thomas A. Elliot on Non-Compliance with the Opt-Out Provisions of the CSSAThe New York Law Journal Publishes Article from Partner Thomas A. Elliot on Classifying Personal Injury Settlements in the Second Department
Read more about The New York Law Journal Publishes Article from Partner Thomas A. Elliot on Classifying Personal Injury Settlements in the Second DepartmentDos and Don’ts of Getting Divorced
Read more about Dos and Don’ts of Getting DivorcedReturning to your former last name following a divorce in New York
Read more about Returning to your former last name following a divorce in New YorkWhy is January “Divorce Month”?
Read more about Why is January “Divorce Month”?Finding a Quality Mediator
Read more about Finding a Quality MediatorTips for Divorced Parents on Getting Through the Holidays
Read more about Tips for Divorced Parents on Getting Through the HolidaysLong Island Business News
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Read more about Taking the Higher RoadFeatured in Long Island Business News
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James P. Joseph had the opportunity to speak to 300 plus lawyers on how to improve their lives, while simultaneously providing better representation for their clients, and a better environment for their
Congratulations to Jacqueline Caputo, for being part of Hofstra Law Women’s Society’s Work Life Balance Panel! What a great way to give back to the community.
We believe that living a life full of gratitude and maintaining a healthy work life balance is crucial to achieving professional success.
We’re proud to share that Jacqueline Caputo was a speaker at the NY State Council on Divorce Mediation’s Fall Symposium last week! We’re fortunate to have her as part of the team. Jacqueline’s reputation, both as a skilled litigator and as a highly regarded and excellent mediator brought her to the attention of two partners at Joseph Law Group many years ago.
Divorce mediation gives couples the option to plan their separate futures without having to go to court.
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