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At Hartin Family Law, our Nassau County divorce lawyer helps families move through divorce proceedings with clear guidance and steady support. We handle family law matters across New York, and we understand how local issues shape divorce cases in this region. Nassau County sees thousands of filings each year, with rising disputes involving property division, custody arrangements, and spousal support. Many families face complex questions about business and community assets, as well as child custody. These pressures make it important to work with divorce lawyers who know the court process and the rules that shape each decision. We help you protect your rights and build a strong plan for your future.
We provide dedicated legal representation during contested divorces and simpler, uncontested cases. Our client-centered approach helps reduce conflict while protecting your goals in custody disputes, asset division, and support issues. We use our legal skills and legal experience to guide you through negotiations, mediation, and court hearings. Our team understands how divorce law works in the Supreme Court of New York and the local Family Courts. We work to reach a divorce settlement agreement that supports long-term stability and protects what matters most.

We help clients across Long Island, Nassau County, and Suffolk County with a wide range of family law needs. Our attorneys use strong dispute-resolution skills to address each family matter with care and respect. We provide clear legal advice at every stage so you can make informed decisions.
Some couples can reach agreements on their own, allowing them to proceed with an uncontested divorce with less stress. Others face contested divorces because they disagree about custody of the children, property distribution, or support matters. We help you understand how the discovery phase works and how the divorce timeline may unfold. In each case, we explain New York Family Law rules and how they apply to your rights. Our goal is to help you complete the process as smoothly as possible.
These cases often involve:
Custody cases in Nassau County follow the “best interests of the child” standard used across New York. Courts review each family’s needs, including school plans, health concerns, and the child’s relationship with each parent. We help you seek fair custody orders involving legal custody and physical custody. Our team also handles cases involving parental alienation, temporary custody, and child abuse claims. We work to protect your rights while keeping your child’s safety and stability at the center of the case.
Courts often consider:
Child support and spousal maintenance are calculated under New York law using guideline-based formulas. We explain how income, childcare costs, and custody arrangements affect the final order. Our family lawyers help with enforcement actions and modification requests when financial needs change. We also help parents facing disputes about unpaid support or temporary orders. In each case, we focus on fair and workable results.
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New York uses equitable distribution rules to divide marital property. This means the court looks for a fair split, not a strict 50–50 division. We help clients with high-value assets, business assets, and complex financial records. When needed, we work with forensic accountants and other legal professionals to understand each asset’s true value. We protect your interests whether you face simple property division or a protracted litigation involving large estates.
Common assets include:
We work hard to provide each client with strong legal representation and clear support during difficult family law proceedings. As a divorce attorney team with deep roots in matrimonial and family law, we focus on client satisfaction and steady guidance. Many families choose us because we take time to understand their goals and their concerns. We also help with related issues, such as Foreclosure Defense and Same-Sex Family Law, when they affect a divorce. Our goal is to protect your future with care and skill.
We know how Nassau County courts handle divorce cases, and this helps us build strong plans for our clients. Our team understands court procedures, filing rules, and the steps judges expect in each case. This knowledge helps us move cases forward with fewer delays and fewer surprises. We also know how parties to an action sometimes act in these courts, and we prepare you for every stage. This local insight helps us guide you with confidence and protect your rights with a clear strategy.
Local knowledge helps with:
We build personalized plans that reflect your goals, finances, and family needs. Our communication style keeps you informed so you understand each step of the process. We use our mediation training to reduce conflict when possible, and we support clients who want a collaborative divorce. When stronger action is needed, we shift the strategy to protect you from unfair demands. This balance helps us deliver steady legal service that focuses on client concerns and client satisfaction.
Our personalized plans include:
We handle tough conversations with skill and fight for fair terms in every divorce case. Our attorneys are strong negotiators who work to settle issues without long court battles when possible. When litigation becomes necessary, we bring firm advocacy to protect your rights in the courtroom. Our team includes legal professionals with experience in matrimonial/family law and complex disputes.
Our advocacy covers:

The divorce process begins with a consultation, during which we learn about your goals, finances, and family's needs. We then help you prepare key documents and guide you through each step in the Nassau County courts. The process may include paperwork, temporary orders, discovery, negotiation, and final approval by the Supreme Court of New York. Court timelines vary, but good preparation can help reduce delays. With our help, you move forward with a clear plan and steady support from start to finish.
Most cases take several months, but contested issues in matrimonial/ family law can extend the timeline.
No. New York allows no-fault divorce based on an irretrievable breakdown of the marriage.
New York uses equitable distribution, which means the court divides property fairly based on each spouse’s needs and contributions.
Yes. Custody orders may change if a parent shows a major change in the child’s needs or family circumstances.
We can move forward through the court process, even if your spouse delays or refuses to negotiate.
Costs vary by case, complexity, and the level of legal help needed.

We understand how stressful a divorce can be, and we are here to help you take the next step with confidence. Our team handles a wide range of matrimonial/ family law matters, including custody, support, and property issues. We focus on fair outcomes that protect your rights and support your long-term stability. Our family lawyers also take time to listen, explain your options, and answer all client concerns. Call Hartin Family Law today to schedule your free consultation and speak with a divorce attorney who will stand by your side.
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I encourage you to contact us today to discuss how we can work together to achieve the best possible outcomes for your family law needs. Together, we can navigate these challenges with compassion and integrity.