Contested / Uncontested Divorce Attorneys in Long Island, New York
Divorce Attorneys

Contested Divorce

A contested divorce is a divorce in which parties disagree on one or more issue(s) such as property division, child custody, visitation, or maintenance. Many contested divorces go to trial, prior to which a judge may encourage a settlement. We at the Law Office of Catherine May Co, P.C., attempt to identify the points of disagreement from the beginning, which can help to condense and abridge the marital dissolution process.

Uncontested Divorce

In an uncontested divorce, parties reach an agreement on most if not all divorce-related issues. Parties often attend mediation to resolve and outstanding issues and points of contention. Uncontested divorces tend to be significantly briefer in duration than contested divorces.

Contact a Nassau / Suffolk County Attorney at Law Office of Catherine May Co, PC to discuss your Contested or Uncontested matrimonial matter.

No-Fault Divorce Attorneys in Nassau / Suffolk County
Nassau / Suffolk County Divorce Attorneys

In October 2010, the State of New York notably changed its laws with respect to marital dissolution. Prior to the amendment, the Plaintiff in a dissolution of marriage proceeding was required to set forth appropriate grounds for divorce before the Court. Today, however, the above-referenced “grounds” requirement has been abandoned, in favor of a divorce scenario which permits neither party at fault. Learn more about this and other family law services offered by the Law Office of Catherine May Co, P.C., by visiting the following informational pages:

• Contested and Uncontested Divorce
• Equitable Distribution of Property
• Child Custody & Visitation
• Modification of Child Custody
• Modification of Property Settlements
• Modification of Spousal Maintenance

Nassau / Suffolk County No-Fault Divorce Attorneys

The attorneys at the Law Office of Catherine May Co, P.C., are available to answer all of your questions with respect to equitable distribution of the marital property and child custody under the new no-fault marital dissolution law. We here at the Law Office of Catherine May Co, P.C., believe that each client deserves honest and efficient legal representation, in order to protect his/her legal rights and financial interests.

Contact a Nassau / Suffolk County Attorney at Law Office of Catherine May Co, PC to discuss your No-Fault matrimonial matter.