Alla Roytberg
Top rated Family Law attorney in Forest Hills, New York
Roytberg Traum Law and Mediation, P.C.
Practice Areas: Family Law, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Real Estate
Licensed in New York since: 1992
Education: Fordham University School of Law
Languages Spoken: English, Russian
Roytberg Traum Law and Mediation, P.C.
118-35 Queens BlvdSuite 400
Forest Hills, NY 11375-4789 Phone: 718-575-9479 Email: Alla Roytberg Visit website
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Alla Roytberg has over 30 years of experience in helping families navigate complex financial and emotional family, marital and divorce issues in and out of court. People going through a divorce, separation or another legal process are often surprised by the cost of the process, both financially and emotionally. They want a fair and cost-effective result that addresses their concerns and gives them closure. Every case is different. Alla Roytberg and her firm offers a variety of process options and unique solutions to address specific issues faced by each family. Whether you are a high net worth client with complex financial holdings who is concerned with disclosure and confidentiality as you enters into a Prenuptial Agreement or are facing a divorce, an international or cross-cultural family that needs to create a tailor-made parenting schedule across countries and continents, or a family with a house, a small business and a couple of pension plans, that is looking for a speedy and cost-effective resolution, Alla Roytberg and her team will use the initial meeting to listen and understand your specific concerns. Once they have the facts, Roytberg Traum can work toward the process that will work best for your situation. Our goal in any dispute is to help resolve it with dignity, whether that is through mediation, collaborative law or, if necessary, representation as settlement/negotiation counsel in a litigated process.
First Admitted: 1992, New York
Professional Webpage: https://www.goodlawfirm.com/attorney/our-team/
- Divorce Mediator - Supreme Court of NY State - court panels
- Lawyers Forceclosure Intervention Network - NYC Bar - Pro Bono Attorney
- Founding Member - Academy of Professional Family Mediators
- Attorney Member - International Academy of Collaborative Professionals
- Member - Committee on Alternative Dispute Resolution NYC Bar
- Stuyvesant High School - Regents Diploma, 1983
- New York University - B.A. Comparative Literature  , 1987
- Divorce Mediation Training NYC Bar, 1995
- Collaborative Divorce Training Interdisciplinary Model, 2007
- Advanced Collaborative Law Training, 2006
- Collaborative Law Training, 2003
- Advanced Practitioner Member of the Association for Conflict Resolution
- In this Article, I discuss my experiences with litigated cases involving multi-cultural families. I analyze how issues of cultural sensitivity can be addressed and honored during a mediation between the parties, with the help of an experienced, culturally sensitive mediator., Resolving Multicultural Family Disputes in New York: A Clash of Courts and Cultures , 17 Cardozo J. of Conflict Resol. 843 (2016), 2016
- How does a mediator maintain a delicate balancebetween honoring the cultural and religious rules andrituals that a family has held sacred for hundreds if notthousands of years and, on the other hand, help peopleunderstand U.S. law and come up with agreements thatare considered fair and legally enforceable under ourmodern civil system?, author, Mediating the Multi-Cultural Fugue of Divorce Mediation, NYSBA New York Dispute Resolution Lawyer, 2012
- High Net Worth Divorce; Small Business Divorce and Disputes
- International Divorce
- International Prenuptial Agreements
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