Profile
Mr. Wilensky believes that people should be empowered by their attorneys to make powerful and positive decisions concerning legal issues that they are involved with. He offers his clients many alternatives, such as mediation, collaborative law, arbitration and traditional litigation, so that their legal isues can be resolved as expeditiously and positively as possible.
About Kenneth Wilensky
Admitted: 1981, New York
Honors and Awards: Graduated Cum Laude (4th in class of 332) from St. John's University School Of Law
Special Licenses/Certifications: Fellow, American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers
Bar/Professional Activity: Member, International Alliance of Holistic Lawyers, Member, Association for Conflict Resolution, Member, New York State Council on Divorce Mediation, Inc., Member, Family and Divorce Mediation Council of Greater New York, Chairperson (1993 - 1996) - Nassau County Bar Association Committee on Alternative Dispute Resolution, Former Chairperson - Long Range Planning Committee - Family Law Section - New York State Bar Association, Former Member, Executive Committee - Family Law Section - New York State Bar Association, Court Mediator for New York State Unified Court System - Mediation Settlement Day, Neutral, Nassau County Matrimonial Early Neutral Evaluation Program
Pro bono/Community Service: Our firm is an active participant in the Volunteer Lawyers Project
Scholarly Lectures and Writings: Published in the 1997 edition, Co-Author, "Mediation in Domestic Relations Matters", The Annual Survey of Matrimonial Law - New York Family Law American Inn of Court, 1997, Published September, 1997, Author, "Chapter on Alternative Dispute Resolution", Matthew Bender; New York Civil Procedure: Matrimonial Actions, 1997, Appeared on the "Extra Help" Channel (Cablevision Network) on "Positive Parenting and Divorce Mediation", 1997, Lecturer for St. John's School of Law CLE Program on Divorce Mediation, 1997, Published in Vol. 213, No. 108, Wednesday, June 7, 1995, Author, "Alternative Dispute Resolution of Matrimonial Cases", New York Law Journal, 1995, Published in Vol. 26, No. 4 (December, 1994), Author, "The Alternative Dispute Resolution of Matrimonial Cases", The Family Law Review, 1994, (1991 - 1995) Professor of Continuing Education Programs in various school districts within Nassau and Suffolk Counties, 1991, Professor: Nassau County Bar Association - Law Everyone Should Know Program (1991 - 1995), Professor for Queens College Paralegal Program (1982 - 1984)
Other Outstanding Achievements: Ran the New York City Marathon, 1988
