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Family Law Attorney in the Bronx, New York City

Representing clients in custody and visitation, child support, divorce, and family offense proceedings, in New York City and surrounding counties. Direct, practical, and strategic representation.

Direct attorney communication
No one-size-fits-all approach
Courtroom experience

Custody and visitation cases are about more than labels. They shape where a child lives, how decisions are made, and how each parent remains involved in the child's life. I represent clients in custody, child support, family offense, and divorce matters with a strategy tailored to the facts, the court, and the urgency of the situation.

Clear advice. Courtroom experience. Practical strategy.

  • ✓Direct communication about what the court can and cannot do
  • ✓Focus on outcomes involving children, support, and immediate protection
  • ✓Preparation for hearings, not just paperwork

Clear advice. Courtroom experience. Practical strategy.

  • Direct communication about what the court can and cannot do
  • Focus on outcomes involving children, support, and immediate protection
  • Representation shaped by the facts of your case, not a one-size-fits-all approach
  • A practical path forward in high-conflict and high-stress family disputes

An Alternative to Traditional Litigation

Co-Parenting Resolution Program

Not every custody dispute needs to go to court. This voluntary, attorney-guided program offers a structured out-of-court process for parents seeking to resolve parenting schedules and co-parenting conflicts — faster, at lower cost, and with less stress than traditional Family Court proceedings.

Common Questions About Bronx Family Law

Speak with a lawyer about your Family Court or divorce matter

If you are dealing with custody, support, a family offense petition, or a divorce case, contact The NDLC Law Firm, PLLC for an initial consultation.

Serving clients in Bronx, Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, Staten Island, and surrounding counties.