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A Compassionate and Modern Approach to Family Law in New York
The end of a marriage or partnership is a profound life event, and the legal process that follows can often be adversarial, expensive, and emotionally draining. The Law & Mediation Offices of Jacqueline Torchin, PLLC, offers a better path forward. We are a New York City firm exclusively dedicated to resolving family law matters through peaceful, non-adversarial methods like mediation and collaborative law. Founded on the principle that families can and should control their own futures, our practice provides a supportive and confidential setting for you to find solutions that are tailored to your unique needs, all while avoiding the conflict and uncertainty of a courtroom battle.
Specialized Services for Out-of-Court Divorce and Separation
Our firm is intentionally focused on processes that empower our clients and preserve family relationships, especially when children are involved. We believe that amicable resolutions are not only possible but are profoundly more beneficial in the long run. We guide you through every step, ensuring you have the legal and emotional support needed to navigate this transition with dignity.
- Divorce Mediation: As a neutral mediator, Jacqueline Torchin facilitates constructive dialogue between both parties, helping them reach mutually acceptable agreements on all issues, including the division of assets, spousal support, child support, and detailed parenting plans.
- Collaborative Divorce: In the collaborative law process, you and your spouse each have your own specially trained attorney, and all four of you sign an agreement to work together respectfully and to not go to court. This team approach fosters creative problem-solving.
- Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreement Lawyers: We help couples build a strong foundation for their marriage by mediating and drafting prenuptial and postnuptial agreements in a transparent, non-adversarial manner that promotes open communication about financial matters.
- Parenting Plans and Child Custody: Our child-centered approach helps parents create thoughtful and comprehensive parenting plans that are truly in their children’s best interests, setting the stage for a healthy co-parenting relationship post-divorce.
Why Choose a Peaceful Process?
Choosing a non-adversarial path with a skilled professional like Jacqueline Torchin puts you in control of the outcome. These processes are entirely private, more cost-effective than litigation, and protect your children from the damaging effects of parental conflict. Jacqueline Torchin’s dedication and skill have been recognized by her peers, including her selection as a Super Lawyers Rising Star. She is committed to providing a healthier alternative to traditional divorce, helping you close one chapter of your life with respect and begin the next with confidence. We invite you to schedule a consultation to explore a more civilized way to separate.
Specializing In
Divorce Mediation, Collaborative Divorce, Uncontested Divorce, Separation Agreements, Prenuptial Agreements, Postnuptial Agreements, Child Custody Mediation, Parenting Plans
Address & Location
Located in the bustling Grand Central area of Midtown Manhattan, directly adjacent to the iconic Chrysler Building.
Building Location
This is a historic 56-story Art Deco masterpiece known as the Chanin Building, featuring intricate terracotta and bronze ornamentation. It is situated steps away from Zucker’s Bagels & Smoked Fish and Citibank.
Suite Access
Enter through the grand Art Deco main lobby of the Chanin Building, proceed past the 24/7 security desk, and take the passenger elevator to the 4th Floor. The building is fully wheelchair accessible.
Parking Details
Paid public parking is available in the surrounding area, including the underground Centerpark East 39th Street Parking Garage.
Public Transit
Served by NYC Transit Route M42 (Crosstown); nearest stop is at East 42nd Street & Lexington Avenue.
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