Divorce Mediation

Long Island Mediation Attorney. Divorce Disputes, Nassau County, Suffolk County, NY

Our law office has handled hundreds of divorce cases. We have the experience, the know-how and the desire to help you settle your case without the need for litigation. Sometimes, mediation is the best way to resolve a divorce issue.

Why Utilize Divorce Mediation?

Matrimonial mediation is a method where both parties who seek a divorce, meet with a mediator. It is the job of the mediator to work with the parties to help them arrive at fair and reasonable resolutions to issues concerning property division, child custody, visitation, child support, spousal maintenance (alimony) and all other issues related to the divorce. The mediator meets with both parties in a series of sessions to help resolve all issues. Divorce mediation is a growing alternative to litigation. It can be a lot less expensive. It also avoids a necessity of litigating your personal issues in open court.

Contact the experienced Long Island and New York City divorce mediation lawyers at the Law Office of Elliot Schlissel for a free consultation.

Although our office has been litigating divorce cases for more than 30 years, we also have the capability of mediating our client’s disputes for purposes of amicably resolving them.

Dealing with Mediation Issues

We provide the personal attention necessary to resolve all matrimonial issues through mediation. We educate our clients as to the status of the law concerning equitable distribution, child support, spousal maintenance and the other issues necessary to amicably resolve a case. We draft mediation agreements for both parties’ benefit.

When you go to a law firm that handles mediation, you should look into the level of experience they have in dealing with matrimonial and family law matters. You should question them as to how many cases that law firm handles in a year? How many cases has that law firm handled? What is the level of experience of the individuals regarding matrimonial and family law cases?

Contact a Long Island Mediation Attorney Today!

The Law Office of Elliot S. Schlissel has the winning team to handle mediations. The mediation attorneys at the Law Office of Elliot S. Schlissel are available to meet all of your needs and deal with the important issues of custody, support and equitable distribution.

The Law Firm of Elliot S. Schlissel has offices in Lynbrook, Queens, and Suffolk County, and we represent individuals throughout the New York metropolitan area, including Long Island, Nassau County, Suffolk County, Westchester County; and NYC’s five boroughs of The Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island, NY.

If you have questions about our firm or the legal services we provide, or would like to schedule an appointment with a Mediation Attorney, we invite you to call us at (800) 344-6431, (718) 350-2802 or (516) 561-6645. Our phones are answered 24/7. For our Spanish-speaking clients, se habla Español.

We have offices in Lynbrook, Queens, and Suffolk County, and we represent individuals throughout the New York metropolitan area, including Long Island, Nassau County, Suffolk County, Westchester County; and NYC’s five boroughs of the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island, NY.

For additional information about us and the benefits of retaining our law firm, visit the Our Firm page.

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