Business Details
23 Years
experience
Trusted Suffolk County Family Law Representation
The Meyers Law Group, P.C has been a trusted advocate for families navigating complex legal challenges in Suffolk County since 2003. Our practice focuses exclusively on family law, including divorce, child custody, domestic violence, and fathers' rights, with a commitment to compassionate yet aggressive representation. With over two decades of experience, we combine deep local knowledge of Suffolk County's legal landscape with personalized attention to each client's unique needs.Our team of certified mediators and litigators works tirelessly to protect clients' rights while prioritizing amicable resolutions when possible. We maintain active memberships in prestigious legal associations and provide pro bono services through St. Patrick's legal program, demonstrating our dedication to both professional excellence and community service.
Services
Divorce Representation
Child Custody
Domestic Violence
Fathers' Rights
Prenuptial Agreements
Child Support
Order of Protection
Relocation Cases
Mediation Services
High Net Worth Divorce
Details
- Year established: 2003
Highlights and features
- We offer 20+ years of specialized family law experience in Suffolk County
- Our team includes NYS Certified Parenting Plan Mediators
- We provide personalized attention from founding attorney Natasha Meyers
- We maintain active memberships in New York's leading legal associations
- We offer confidential consultations with proven trial-ready preparation
What people say
Excellent negotiator
Highly recommend
Compassionate and effective
Knowledgeable and detail oriented
Made process smooth
Services
Divorce Representation
Our attorneys guide clients through contested and uncontested divorces with strategic advocacy. We handle asset division, spousal support, and post-divorce modifications while prioritizing clients' financial security. With deep knowledge of Suffolk County's family court procedures, we protect clients' interests in both mediation and litigation settings.
Child Custody
We advocate for custody arrangements that serve children's best interests while protecting parental rights. Our services include custody modifications, visitation enforcement, and relocation cases. Certified mediators help create parenting plans that maintain family relationships while addressing practical realities of shared custody.
Domestic Violence
We help victims obtain orders of protection and navigate related family court proceedings. Our approach combines immediate legal protection with long-term safety planning. We handle emergency applications and coordinate with law enforcement to ensure client safety throughout Suffolk County.
Fathers' Rights
We protect fathers' rights in custody, visitation, and child support matters. Our attorneys challenge gender bias in court proceedings and help fathers establish meaningful relationships with their children. We handle paternity cases and custody modifications with sensitivity to fathers' unique challenges.
Mediation Services
Certified mediators facilitate cooperative solutions for divorce and custody matters. This cost-effective approach maintains privacy while addressing property division, parenting plans, and financial support. We help clients achieve mutually beneficial agreements without courtroom confrontation.
People
Natasha Meyers
Managing Partner
Founding attorney specializing in family law, real estate, and corporate litigation. Admitted to NY Bar since 2003 with magna cum laude law degree. Active in Suffolk County Women's Bar Association and Huntington Lawyers Club. Provides pro bono services through St. Patrick's legal program.
Questions
What is the difference between divorce and legal separation?
Divorce terminates marriage while legal separation allows couples to address issues without ending the marriage.
How does New York handle child custody decisions?
Courts prioritize the child's best interests, considering factors like parental involvement and living arrangements.
What factors influence property division in New York divorces?
The court considers marital duration, asset types, and each spouse's financial needs and earning capacity.
Can child support continue beyond age 21 in New York?
Yes, support can extend to age 26 for children with developmental disabilities requiring ongoing care.
What are the benefits of prenuptial agreements?
They protect separate assets, clarify financial rights, and streamline property division in divorce proceedings.
How does relocation affect custody arrangements?
Significant moves require court approval, with decisions focusing on the child's educational and social stability.
