Divorce & Family Law

Suffolk County, New York, Divorce Attorney

There are many steps a divorce attorney can take to reduce economic and emotional stress in the divorce process. The Law Offices of Gary P. Field, takes the extra step to ensure clients receive just that type of legal service. Attorney Gary P. Field provides clients with realistic expectations regarding their divorce issues to take the fear and mystery out of the process. Many people come to their first consultation with mistaken ideas and concerns. Mr. Field can put these fears to rest.

Do you need to speak with an experienced divorce lawyer? Mr. Field has been representing clients since 1980. His experience can be put to work for you. Contact our firm today to arrange your consultation.

Grounds for divorce

Mr. Field is highly experienced with New York divorce law. Among the laws specific to New York are the laws involving grounds for divorce. Grounds for divorce in our state include the following:

• Adultery
• Cruel and inhuman treatment
• Abandonment for one year or longer
• Sexual abandonment for one year or longer
• Living separate and apart under a separation agreement for longer than one year

Comprehensive representation during divorce

Our firm handles all aspects of the divorce process. Mr. Field keeps clients informed during each step of the process. Contact our firm for help with matters such as the following:

• Child custody - Child custody arrangements involve legal custody, physical custody and visitation.
• Child support - Child support is based upon statutory guidelines that factor in amounts such as time spent with the children, and each parent's income.
• Property division - In New York, property is subject to equitable distribution.
• Spousal support - This amount is awarded on a case-by-case basis based upon factors such as length of marriage, ability to be self supporting, educational background, sacrifice of career during marriage and division of property.
• Modification and enforcement - We represent people in family law matters that arise after a divorce is final, particularly modification and enforcement of agreements, orders and judgments.

Contact our firm to learn more.