New York
This highly-qualified expert has 20 years of experience in civil defense, and nearly 15 years of experience representing healthcare providers during OPMC hearings. After earning his BA from the University of Michigan and his JD from Cornell Law School, he served as an assistant district attorney for Monroe County. He then went on to become an associate attorney and founding member at two law...
New York
This expert has 35 years of experience in areas of environmental health, toxicology, and human health risk assessment. He earned his BS in pharmacy at Long Island University, followed by his MS in toxicology at St. John's University and his DrPH in environmental health sciences at Columbia University. This expert is a licensed pharmacist in New York, as well as a diplomat of the American Board of...
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A divorce expert witness provides specialized knowledge in areas such as asset valuation, child custody, and spousal support to assist the court in making informed decisions.
They can provide an accurate assessment of marital assets, business valuations, and income evaluations which are crucial for fair division of property and alimony determinations.
Subspecialties include child psychology for custody issues, real estate for property division, and forensic accounting for financial disputes.
Yes. Experts in psychology or social work can provide insights into the impact of abuse on victims, influencing custody and visitation arrangements.
If your ex-spouse owns a business, an expert can accurately value the business as part of the marital estate, ensuring you receive a fair share.
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