Sari M. Friedman
Sari M. Friedman, a Long Island New York divorce and custody attorney who can help you with your divorce and custody matter.
Sari M. Friedman
General Counsel, Fathers Rights Association of New York State & Fathers Rights Association of Long Island. She lectures in matrimonial law for Marino Institute Continuing Legal Education Seminars for attorneys. 1999 Honoree National Association of Women Business Owners, Long Island Chapter.
Sari M. Friedman, listed-who's who in American Law, who's who in American Professionals. The Long Island Chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO/LI) has honored Sari M. Friedman for outstanding achievement in the business community, at their Seventh Annual Awards Dinner on Thursday, November 18, 1999. It was held at Carltun on the Park, Eisenhower Park, East Meadow, NY.
A Law Firm Concentrating in Matrimonial and Family Law
Sari M. Friedman is a North Shore attorney, mother of two, with more than twenty years of experience in law. She was admitted to the New York State Bar February 1981. Friedman obtained a BA in 1977 from Hofstra University, then attended Hofstra University School of Law. She graduated with honors as a member of Law Review. From 1980 to 1984, Friedman clerked in the Appellate Division Second Department, developing special expertise in appellate litigation. In 1984, she entered private practice, primarily concentrating on matrimonial and family law matters. Sari has written and published many articles on matrimonial and family law issues. She also lectures frequently and has been interviewed on radio and television on matters concerning divorce, custody, visitation and child support. She has helped defend the rights of both mothers and fathers during divorce, custody disputes, and other matrimonial issues.
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"What people need most is an attorney who will fight hard for them"
Sari M. Friedman
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Mission Statement
We believe that no greater vocation can be had by woman or man than to be a parent. Our purpose is to promote the equality of that vocation and to offer men and women an opportunity for the mutual support to pursue their rights. |
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