Divorce Lawyer Serving Spring Valley, NY
If you are considering divorce or have been served with divorce papers in Spring Valley, securing experienced legal representation is essential. The decisions made during divorce proceedings—regarding property division, spousal support, and child custody—will affect your family for years to come.
Attorney Alan Dillon has represented clients throughout Spring Valley and Rockland County in divorce matters for over 25 years. We provide skilled advocacy combined with a genuine understanding of what our clients are experiencing during this difficult time.
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Dillon & Dillon L.L.C.
53 North Main Street
Spring Valley, NY 10977
(914) 698-3216 | alan.dillon@dillonlaw.com
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25+ Years of Family Law Experience We have guided hundreds of families through divorce proceedings in Rockland County Supreme Court and are thoroughly familiar with local procedures and personnel.
Bilingual Representation Attorney Dillon was born in Argentina and speaks Spanish as his native language. For Spring Valley's diverse community, this means complete legal representation in Spanish for clients who prefer it.
Personalized Attention When you hire our firm, you work directly with Attorney Dillon—not a paralegal or junior associate. You will have direct access to your attorney throughout your case.
Free Initial Consultation We offer complimentary consultations to discuss your situation and explain your options with no obligation.
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We handle all aspects of divorce in Spring Valley and throughout Rockland County:
Contested and Uncontested Divorce
Property Division — Equitable distribution of marital assets
Child Custody — Legal and physical custody arrangements
Child Support — Calculations and modifications
Spousal Maintenance — Support determinations and negotiations
High-Asset Divorce — Complex property and business interests
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Item descNew York permits no-fault divorce based on "irretrievable breakdown" of the marriage. This eliminates the need to prove fault and typically results in more efficient proceedings.
Property is divided according to equitable distribution principles—fairly, though not necessarily equally. Courts consider the length of marriage, each spouse's contributions, earning capacity, and other factors.
For families with children, custody is determined based on the best interests of the child, considering each parent's ability to provide stability, the quality of parent-child relationships, and other relevant factors.ription
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We represent clients throughout:
Spring Valley
Nanuet
New City
Nyack
Suffern
Pearl River
Haverstraw
Clarkstown
Ramapo
Cases are filed in Rockland County Supreme Court in New City.