PRACTICE AREAS

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Practice Areas

Divorce/Separation

Going through a divorce is similar to losing a loved one, with the same stages of grief, ultimately arriving at acceptance. Choosing a divorce attorney who will protect your rights, and zealously advocate for you, is just one of the first challenges you will face. Whether your case will be resolved by skillful negotiation, aggressive [..]

Matrimonial Law

Matrimonial law covers a wide range of issues beyond divorce, including: Annulment Business Valuations Child Support Custody – Legal and Residential Enforcement Proceedings Enhanced Earning Capacity Equitable Distribution Expert and Legal Fees Modification Proceedings Orders of Protection Postnuptial Agreements Prenuptial (Antenuptial) Agreements QDRO’s Relocation Rescission Proceedings Same Sex Divorce Separate Property Separation Agreements Spousal Support [..]

Family Law

The Family Court handles a wide range of issues that affect all kinds of families. Over her two decades of practice, Karyn has successfully negotiated and litigated all types of family law cases including the following: Adoption Child Abuse/Neglect Proceedings Child Custody Child Support Enforcement of Existing Orders Grandparent’s Visitation Modification of Existing Orders Orders of [..]

Collaborative Law

A collaborative divorce is a divorce settled completely outside of the court system. At the start, both spouses agree not to threaten or bring legal action, and this promise helps keep the process non-adversarial and focused on mutual benefit. The attorneys’ roles are not to fight for their clients in the traditional sense, but rather [..]

Mediation

Mediation is a dispute resolution method that helps divorcing spouses to come to mutual agreements about some or all divorce issues without a lengthy and expensive court battle. In mediation, a neutral mediator helps facilitate discussion to ensure that both spouses feel that they are heard and to keep both sides focused on coming to [..]