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Keith, Shapiro, & Ford

Divorce Lawyers

Updated on May 31, 2017

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Formed in 1988, Keith, Shapiro & Ford represents clients on Long Island in both Nassau & Suffolk courts and the City of New York as well in the full spectrum of matrimonial matters, including divorce, separation, custody & visitation or parenting time, maintenance (spousal support or alimony) and child support as well as Criminal and Family Court matters relating to all family related offenses, Orders of Protection, business valuations, pension analysis, adoptions and negotiations of property settlement agreements. Simply put, if it falls anywhere within the broad definition of “Family Law” we do it. We believe in aggressive representation and have never accepted the proposition that some things ‘just are’ and cannot be changed. If our voice is not heard, your voice is not heard and we work to make sure that this is not the case. It is our goal to make a difference in your matter, not just a series of Court appearances.

Divorce has become more complex. New York divorces present issues that do not exist anywhere else in the country. Often divorce cases require knowledge of other fields of law, such as criminal law, real estate, bankruptcy and commercial law. We are well versed in the manner in which these areas of law impact upon your divorce or family law matter and also have partners and associates that are immediately available for consultation in these areas when needed.

For more information, please visit the site http://long-island-divorce-lawyers.com.

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Keith, Shapiro, & Ford

666 Old Country Road, Suite 509 GARDEN CITY, NY 11530

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