The Law Offices Of Michael Catalanotto, PC
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Our consistent track record of uncompromising ethics instills confidence and trust. We use cutting edge technologies that allow us to respond quickly, and give you the most relevant information and perspectives. The Law Offices of Michael Catalanotto, PC is dedicated to achieving the best outcome for every client. Mr. Catalanotto received his J.D. from Touro College of Law.

In addition to his J.D., Mr. Catalanotto has a background in accounting and holds an M.B.A. from Salisbury University. Mr. Catalanotto is active in a number of professional organizations including the New York State Bar Association, Suffolk County Bar Association and the Suffolk Country Matrimonial Bar Association. Family Law is one of the thorniest areas of law, encompassing dozens of uncomfortable circumstances that nobody ever wants to endure.

Sometimes there is no avoiding a legal confrontation, though, and at the Law Offices of Michael Catalanotto, PC, we pride ourselves on delicately handling these difficult situations and lessening the stress for all.
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The act of adopting a child is a joyous, heartwarming and long-awaited experience for individuals.
However, it is also a complicated process filled with a variety of legal issues.
A decision or verdict does not always mark the end of a legal action.
If you are dissatisfied with the outcome of your case or want to defend a favorable ruling issued by a trial.
CPS (Child Protective Services) and ACS (Administration for Children's Services) matters are among the most difficult issues a family can endure.
The act of adopting a child is a joyous, heartwarming and long-awaited experience for individuals.
However, it is also a complicated process filled with a variety of legal issues that will need addressing if the adoption is not conducted via an adoption agency.
The Law Offices of Michael Catalanotto, PC features the expertise and experience necessary to navigate clients through this often-confusing path.
Our staff has handled numerous adoption cases and knows the intricacies of New York state adoption laws and is well-equipped to lead clients through every step of the process, from filing an adoption petition to the moment New York state finalizes the adoption and turns clients into parents.
Getting a divorce is filled with unpleasant and uncomfortable moments, none more so than determining custody of the children involved.
The divorce will change the children forever and it is imperative that some sense of stability and comfort be established by the final custody agreement.
At The Law Offices of Michael Catalanotto, PC, we are determined to help clients minimize the pain for their children by reaching that custody agreement as painlessly and as quickly as possible.
However, there are many factors that go into determining custody, and we will work with both parties to discuss whether or not the two parents have already come to some sort of working custody agreement that could stand up in court as well as the needs of each child, the stability of each parent and the stability of the environment to which the children are accustomed.
Mediation is often recognized by unhappily married couples as the easier, less contentious and less expensive way to get a legal separation and/or a divorce.
And while this can be the case, it is also true that mediation proceedings should be handled by skilled lawyers so that they go as smoothly as possible and that couples avoid time- and cost-consuming hiccups along the way.
A poorly handled mediation can cost a couple as much or more than a divorce.
The staff at the Law Offices of Michael Catalanotto, PC not only has the experience to handle mediation but also realizes what a difficult time this is for estranged couples and will work with both parties to reach an agreement that is satisfactory for each person.
A prenuptial agreement is one thing an otherwise happy couple would prefer not to discuss in the months leading up to a wedding.
However, reality dictates that people of all ages and income brackets at least consider a prenuptial agreement.
As of 2008, 40 percent of all American divorces end in marriage.
And at least one spouse is embarking upon remarriage in 46 percent of marriages as of 2008.
With those statistics, it would be foolish for a couple-particularly one comprised of at least one previously divorced spouse-to not look into a prenuptial agreement to protect both parties.
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