Attorney Profile

Lee Rosenberg

Lee Rosenberg

Saltzman Chetkof & Rosenberg LLP
300 Garden City Plaza, Suite 130
Garden City, NY 11530
Contact Contact Lee Rosenberg
T: 516-873-7200
F: 516-873-0683

Visit: www.scrllp.com
Practice areas: Family Law (100%)

Profile

Lee Rosenberg is a trial and appellate litigator with over 20 years of experience in all phases of matrimonial and family law practice. This includes the trial of complex custody, support and equitable distribution matters, as well as the important ability to settle these cases. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Attorneys and the International Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. He is presently Vice Chair of the Nassau County Matrimonial Committee and a Barrister of the New York Family Law American Inn of Court and was also trained in Matrimonial Mediation under the auspices of the NYS Office of Court Administration. In addition, Lee is a prolific writer and frequent lecturer. He is the administrative partner at Saltzman Chetkof & Rosenberg LLP, a Long Island firm which also serves individuals and businesses throughout the New York metropolitan area.

Selected to:

New York Super Lawyers 2009 - Metro
New York Super Lawyers 2008 - Metro
New York Super Lawyers 2007 - Metro

About Lee Rosenberg

Admitted: 1987, New York

Blog: divorcenewyorkstyle.blogspot.com

Professional Webpage: www.scrllp.com/jsp2358869.jsp

Honors and Awards: Honor received for outstanding service as the General Editor of LexisNexis' NY Consolidated Laws Service Family/Matrimonial Practice Insights., LexisNexis, Who's Who in America, Marquis Who's Who, Who's Who in American Law
Bar/Professional Activity: Fellow: American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, Barrister: NY Family Law American Inn of Court, Vice Chair: Nassau County Bar Assoc. Matrimonial Committee, Fellow, International Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers
Scholarly Lectures and Writings: Lectured to the General Practice Section at the annual mettting of the New York State Bar Association on matrimonial law., Speaker, NYS Bar Association Annual Meeting "Hot Topics", 2009, Lectured on current cases, legislation, trends and developments in various areas of matrimonial law, Speaker, "Family Law: Helping Your Clients Through Difficult Cases", 2009, Member of panel of attorneys and State Supreme Court Justices at the Nassau County Matrimonial Committee May 2009 meeting, Panelist, Counsel Fees and Civility Issues in Matrimonial Law, 2009, Panelist in continuing legal education program addressing applications for temporary counsel fee awards as well as issues relating to civility before the court., Panelist, Pendente Lite Counsel Fee Applications and Issues in Civility, Nassau County Matrimonial Law Committee, 2009, Lectured to attorneys and financial professionals for their continuing education, Author and Speaker, "Preventing Crtical Mistakes During Divorce-Failure to Understand Asset Types and Ethical Consderations", 2007, Authored article on matrimonial/family law, Author, "On Matrimony, the Miller Commission, Legislative Failure", New York Law Journal, 2007, Authored two part article on matrimonial/family law., Author, "Issues in Establishing Jurisdiction Over Non-Resident Spouses" (Parts 1 & 2), NY Family Law Monthly, 2007, Authored article on matrimonial/family law, "Matrimonial Rules, Substantial Compliance, Fees", New York Law Journal, 2007, Authored article on matrimonial/family Law entitled "Same-Sex Marriage: The Right to Divorce, But Not to Marry", New York Law Journal (March 2008), "An Update on Prenuptial and No-Fault Divorce Legislation", NY Family Law Monthly, (Sept 2008), "Tolling the Statute of Limitations on Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements: The Third (And Last) Version of DRL 250", Family Law Review, Fall 2008, "Let the Scrivener Beware: Drafting Matrimonial "Cohabitation" Clauses After Graev", NYSBA Lecture Materials, Annual Meeting, January 2009; and NYS Bar Association Journal, June 2009, "Modification of Support: No Easier to Get in Current Economic Times", NY Law Journal, June 2009, "Shopping Spree’ What’s Old and New in Attorney and Judge Shopping" (Part 1 of 3), NY Family Law Monthly, August 2009, "Shopping Spree’ What’s Old and New in Attorney and Judge Shopping" (Part 2 of 3), NY Family Law Monthly, September 2009, "Shopping Spree’ What’s Old and New in Attorney and Judge Shopping" (Part 3 of 3), NY Family Law Monthly, October 2009
Other Outstanding Achievements: Trained in divorce mediation by the NY State Judicial Instutute

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