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Family law attorneys in New York

10 family law attorneys across 9 cities in New York. Family law attorneys in New York who represent fathers, plus support resources for men in the state.

10 family law attorneys

Family law attorneys across New YorkPins are exact; circles mark city centers

Brian D. Perskin & Associates P.C.

Brooklyn, NY / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

New York divorce and family law firm founded by attorney Brian D. Perskin, with offices in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Its fathers' rights page addresses custody defense, joint custody and divorce representation for fathers.

newyorkdivorceattorney.com

Eiges & Orgel at Ballon Stoll P.C.

New York, NY / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

Manhattan-based matrimonial and family law group with attorneys Kenneth Eiges and Scott I. Orgel. The firm publishes fathers' rights pages for New York City and Brooklyn covering custody, parenting time and paternity proceedings.

divorcelawfirmnewyork.com

Friedman & Friedman PLLC, Attorneys at Law

Garden City, NY / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

A Long Island family law firm whose attorneys include Sari Friedman and Andrea Friedman. Its fathers' rights page covers custody advocacy, visitation and parenting-time arrangements, and modification of existing custody and support orders.

sarilaw.com

Law Office of Tzvi Y. Hagler, P.C.

Valley Stream, NY / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

Nassau County, New York family law practice of attorney Tzvi Y. Hagler, with a second office in Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey. The fathers' rights page covers custody and visitation disputes, paternity, and modification or enforcement of existing orders.

tyhlaw.com

Law Offices of Andreas Vasilatos, PLLC

Bayside, NY / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

Queens-based family law practice of attorney Andreas Vasilatos, with a second office in Manhattan. The fathers' rights page covers establishing paternity, custody and visitation determinations, and child support calculations.

vasilaw.com

Law Offices of Randy S. Margulis

Williamsville, NY / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

Western New York family law office near Buffalo, with attorneys Randy S. Margulis, Alexandra M. Rockwood and Ashleigh E. Lymburner. The fathers' rights page covers legal custody, parenting time and modification of existing custody and support orders.

randymargulis.com

Proto, Sachs & Brown, LLP

White Plains, NY / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

Westchester County firm with offices in White Plains and Cortlandt Manor. Attorneys including William Cally and Irene Martinez handle fathers' rights matters spanning custody, visitation, paternity and cases overlapping with criminal or protective-order proceedings.

psbnylaw.com

The Law Offices of Vivien I. Stark, P.C.

New York, NY / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

New York City family law practice of attorney Vivien I. Stark. Its fathers' rights page addresses legal and physical custody, paternity establishment and disputes over parenting schedules and relocation.

vstarklaw.com

Rubenfeld Law Firm

Melville, NY / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

Long Island family law practice of attorney Michael Rubenfeld based in Melville, New York. Its fathers' rights page addresses sole and joint custody, visitation, and child support for fathers.

rubenfelddivorce.com

Man Cave Health

Oyster Bay, NY / Men's Mental Health

A 501(c)(3) men's health nonprofit that uses sports partnerships to promote prostate cancer screening and awareness. It also runs a virtual support group meeting twice monthly on Zoom, with a West Coast group added in 2026.

mancavehealth.org

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How many family law attorneys are in New York?

Men's Rights Matter lists 10 family law attorneys in New York across 9 cities, led by New York, Bayside, Brooklyn. New listings are added as we verify them.

Which cities in New York have the most family law attorneys?

New York (2), Bayside (1), Brooklyn (1), Garden City (1), Melville (1).

How is custody decided in New York?

Every state applies a best-interests-of-the-child standard, with its own factors and presumptions about shared parenting. An attorney on this page can explain how New York courts and your county apply them.

Can child support be changed in New York?

Generally yes, when income or circumstances change substantially. The process and thresholds differ by state; an attorney can tell you whether your change qualifies.