Founded in 2001, Dobrish Michaels Gross LLP is a boutique family and matrimonial law firm serving individuals in need of skilled and formidable counsel. We pride ourselves in providing our clients with invaluable knowledge and insight gained over years of experience and exclusive dedication to family and matrimonial law.
Our mettle tested through hard-won battles in circumstances and against adversaries of all stripes, we understand how to develop a case and achieve results for our clients. The touchstone of our practice begins with a passion for guiding individuals through some of the thorniest and most emotionally-challenging problems they will face.
Our mettle tested through hard-won battles in circumstances and against adversaries of all stripes, we understand how to develop a case and achieve results for our clients. The touchstone of our practice begins with a passion for guiding individuals through some of the thorniest and most emotionally-challenging problems they will face.
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David Elbaum has dedicated his professional life to the representation of individuals. After graduating with honors from Fordham University's School of Law, he began his legal career in 2000 as a civil rights and Constitutional lawyer. David honed his litigation skills at Greenwald Christoph P.C., a law firm founded by noted Constitutional lawyer and co-founder of The Intercept, Glenn Greenwald.
For almost ten of these years she served as the Administrative Judge for Matrimonial Matters on a statewide basis. During the maturation of the equitable distribution laws in New York and changing concepts of family and custody she was at the forefront of that development. During that time she was one of the most respected and honored jurists in the field.
At Dobrish Michaels Gross LLP, we take great pride in our longstanding reputation for legal excellence. Our team of divorce attorneys bring years of experience and a wealth of knowledge to the table. Regardless of the complex nature of a case, we have the well-versed insight and resources required to provide our clients with effective resolutions.
When a litigant achieves a result from a court that is believed to be erroneous, (s)he has the right to appeal to a higher court. In New York, there are two appellate levels so that in certain situations one might be able to appeal the results of an appeal. This is called the appellate process. Appeals are generally costly and lengthy.
In divorce proceedings in New York, the manner of dividing property is called Equitable Distribution. Unlike community property, equitable distribution does not necessarily mean equal. If a divorcing couple cannot agree on how to go their separate ways, the court will decide how to split their marital assets.
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