The Law Offices Of David L Martin Esq, PC

Specialties

The Law Offices of David L. Martin, Esq. PC specializes in all areas of Divorce, Family Law & Criminal Law, including but not limited to:

Divorce

Uncontested Divorce

Child Support

Spousal Support

Child Custody

Parenting Time

Equitable Distribution

Separation

Prenuptial Agreements

Domestic Violence

Neglect/​Sexual Abuse

Adoption

Criminal Misdemeanors & Felonies

Mr. Martin has two offices one in Mineola, Nassau County, New York and Kew Gardens, Queens County, New York. He has been in practice for 27 years and practices in the 5 boroughs of the City of New York, as well has Nassau and Suffolk Counties.

History

Established in 1987.

Established in 1987.

In 1987 Mr. Martin started his career with The Legal Aid Society for The City of New York, Criminal Defense Division. in 1990 he decided to open his own private practice where he transition over to Divorce and Family Law.

Mr. Martin has offices in Nassau County and Queens County.

Mr. Martin is a member of the:

Nassau County Bar, Association: Matrimonial Committee

Queens County Bar Association: Matrimonial Committee

New York State Bar Association

Meet the Business Owner

David M.

Business Owner

My name is David L. Martin, Esq. and I am a Divorce/​Family/​Criminal Law attorney. I have been in practice for 27 years. I have offices in both Mineola and Kew Gardens. My Mineola office is right behind the Nassau County Matrimonial Court, and my Queens office is across the street from the Queens County Criminal Court, which is located on Queens Blvd. I practice in the Courts in the 5 boroughs of the City of New York, as well as Nassau and Suffolk Counties.

If you would like to read an in depth introduction to this area of the law, please visit my website at dmarti​nesq​.com.

If you have a pending matter or wish to initiate a divorce or family court proceeding, please feel free to contact me. I am an aggressive litigator, who has the ability to settle cases, which are favorable to my client.

Remember, most matrimonial cases are settled prior to the time of trial. The first goal is always to come to a reasonable settlement, for all sides…