Divorce and Family Law Attorney Serving Huntington
Huntington residents' divorces are heard in the matrimonial parts of the Suffolk County Supreme Court in Central Islip, and their custody and support matters in the Central Islip Family Court at 400 Carleton Avenue. Huntington is one of the highest-income towns on Long Island, with a concentration of physicians, attorneys, financial professionals, and business owners, and the divorces that come from it tend to involve the questions on which our practice is built: income above the child support and maintenance caps, business valuation, stock compensation, separate property tracing, and the tax consequences of dividing what was accumulated.
Our pages on high net worth divorce, business valuation, equitable distribution, spousal maintenance, and child support explain the current law, including the March 2026 cap adjustments, and our page on the Suffolk courts explains what to expect at the first appearance.
Our practice is designed for professionals who cannot spend a day driving to Riverhead. We meet by video, exchange documents electronically, and appear in Central Islip on your behalf. When an appearance requires your presence, we will tell you in advance.
Call 516-928-5838 or use the contact form to schedule a free thirty-minute consultation.
Questions Clients Ask
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Can we keep the case private?
Matrimonial files are sealed and electronically filed documents are not viewable online; a case that settles before trial produces the smallest public record. -
How is a medical or dental practice divided?
It is valued by an expert and the non-owner spouse receives a share of the value as a distributive award, not an interest in the practice.
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Is my spouse entitled to my bonus and stock awards?
Compensation earned during the marriage is marital property even if it vests or is paid later, and the portion attributable to the marriage is calculated with a formula.