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When You Need a Divorce Attorney

At Rapaport Law Firm, we skillfully represent clients in all divorce-related issues. Regardless of whether you have an uncontested or contested divorce, need to settle a child custody dispute or are seeking to modify a preexisting spousal support order, we are here to help. We guide you through the difficult process of getting a divorce while protecting your financial interests and parental rights.   Attorney Marc Rapaport is regularly featured in local and national media to discuss high profile divorce cases.  Mr. Rapaport has been featured in New York Magazine’s “Ask the Experts” column, and his published decisions have helped shape New York law for the past two decades.

In addition, our office negotiates and drafts prenuptial and marital agreements that define your rights and obligations while protecting your financial interests.  Since 1995, the attorneys at Rapaport Law Firm have negotiated and drafted prenuptial agreements and marital separation agreements that have protected our client’s rights and that have been enforced by courts in New York and New Jersey.

We are located in Manhattan’s Empire State Building.  We represent men and women from diverse cultures, social, and economic backgrounds. We proudly serve people throughout New York and New Jersey.

Two Decades of Matrimonial Experience:

Since 1995, we have provided effective legal representation for New York and New Jersey residents in all family law matters, including:

  • Legal separation
  • Pre & post nuptial agreements
  • Separation Agreements
  • Child custody
  • Child support
  • Temporary and Permanent Spousal support (alimony)
  • Equitable Distribution of Property Including Real Estate and Business Interests
  • Gay & lesbian divorce
  • Matrimonial Appeals
  • Paternity Petitions
  • Orders of protection/Domestic Violence
  • Equitable distribution of retirement assets/QDRO’s
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