Deepti Shenoy

A senior counsel at Aronson Mayefsky & Sloan, LLP, in New York City, New York, Deepti Shenoy provides premier family law and divorce representation across the state. Known for her sharp analytical skills, deep legal knowledge and steadfast dedication, she guides clients through the most complex marital disputes. She combines sophisticated legal strategy with a relentless drive to protect her clients' interests, ensuring they receive high-caliber advocacy tailored to their financial and personal objectives.

Bringing first-hand insight from her own personal experience with divorce, Ms. Shenoy offers a truly empathetic yet pragmatic perspective from both sides of the table. This rare combination of profound compassion and unyielding tenacity allows her to navigate sensitive custody and asset division matters with remarkable nuance. She provides clients with clear guidance, steady reassurance and fierce courtroom leadership, empowering them to transition into their next life chapter with confidence and dignity.

Graduating from Santa Clara University magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in history, religious studies and women's and gender studies, Ms. Shenoy earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School as a prestigious James Wilson Scholar. Licensed in New York since 2014, she leverages her academic foundation and over a decade of dedicated legal experience to deliver top-tier, highly analytical representation for her family law clients.

Ms. Shenoy began her career in JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s Chase Honors Program before spending eight years at an acclaimed high net worth matrimonial boutique. This distinct convergence of corporate legal acumen and focused family law practice provides her with a sophisticated understanding of complex financial assets. Navigating intricate business valuations, tax implications and division of wealth with remarkable nuance, she crafts highly innovative, tailored strategies to resolve even the most challenging high net worth marital disputes.