
Great Neck, Nassau County, New York
Family Law & Criminal Defense Lawyer in Great Neck, NY
White Law Group of New York represents individuals and families in Great Neck facing divorce, custody disputes, support matters, family-court proceedings, and criminal charges.
Our Woodmere office provides convenient access to experienced New York legal representation.
Experienced Legal Representation in Great Neck
Great Neck is a diverse and affluent peninsula community with a high concentration of professionals, business owners, and multigenerational families.
Family-law matters here often involve significant marital estates, international or multi-jurisdictional assets, and complex custody arrangements.
White Law Group of New York serves Great Neck clients with family-law and criminal-defense representation, offering services in English, Hebrew, and Yiddish to meet the needs of the community.
Great Neck is a diverse and affluent peninsula community on Long Island's North Shore, known for its excellent schools, waterfront properties, and a vibrant commercial center along Middle Neck Road.
With a population of approximately 10,000 and a median household income near $150,000, Great Neck is home to a multicultural population including a significant Orthodox Jewish community, for whom Hebrew and Yiddish language services can be particularly valuable.
The Great Neck peninsula includes several villages — Great Neck, Great Neck Estates, Great Neck Plaza, Kings Point, Saddle Rock, and others — each with its own character.
The community's proximity to Manhattan via the Long Island Rail Road makes it popular among commuters.
Family-law matters in Great Neck often involve substantial real estate, international or multi-jurisdictional assets, and complex custody arrangements that reflect the community's diverse cultural and religious traditions.
Whether you are navigating a divorce, fighting for custody of your children, or addressing a child support or maintenance matter, the outcome can shape your family, your finances, and your future.
Facing criminal charges can carry similar weight.
Our team brings a strategic, personalized approach to every matter. We combine courtroom experience with direct, honest communication. We do not promise outcomes.
Instead, we work diligently to develop a strategy based on the specific facts of your case.
Landmarks, Streets & Community Life in Great Neck
Great Neck is shaped by the landmarks and gathering places that define daily life here.
Residents and visitors know Great Neck House, Great Neck Public Library, Kings Point Park, Steppingstone Park, Great Neck Plaza, Saddle Rock Grist Mill, and Phipps Estate at Kings Point.
These institutions, parks, and public spaces reflect the character of Great Neck. They also reflect the priorities of the families who live and work here.
For clients facing a divorce, custody dispute, or criminal matter, these are the same neighborhoods where daily life unfolds.
They are also where the impact of a legal outcome is felt most directly.
Getting around Great Neck means traveling along corridors like Middle Neck Road, Northern Boulevard (Route 25A), Bayview Avenue, Steamboat Road, Kings Point Road, East Shore Road, and Welwyn Road.
These routes connect residents to local schools, parks, and shopping. They also link Great Neck to the broader Long Island road network.
That includes the highways leading to the firm's Woodmere office.
It also includes the highways to the Nassau and Suffolk County courthouses where family-law and criminal matters are heard.
Knowing how a client moves through their community helps us understand their case. Commuting schedules can affect parenting time.
The distance to a court appearance can affect home and work obligations.
Neighborhoods & Sub-Areas of Great Neck
The Great Neck peninsula comprises nine villages: Great Neck, Great Neck Estates, Great Neck Gardens, Great Neck Plaza, Harbor Hills, Kings Point, Saddle Rock, Saddle Rock Estates, and Thomaston. Each village has distinct zoning, character, and governance. The waterfront estates of Kings Point and Harbor Hills contrast with the more modest homes and apartments of Great Neck Plaza, creating a community of remarkable diversity within a small geographic area.
Family Law
Family-Law Representation for Great Neck Residents
Family-law matters in Great Neck often involve deeply personal decisions. These decisions affect children, finances, and the future of a household.
You may be considering divorce. You may be navigating a custody dispute. Or you may be addressing child support, spousal maintenance, or the division of marital property. In any of these cases, the legal process can be overwhelming without experienced guidance.
White Law Group of New York helps Great Neck clients understand their options at each stage of a family-law matter.
For couples who can reach agreement, we prepare and review uncontested divorce documents and settlement agreements.
When disputes require court intervention, we provide contested divorce representation. This covers initial filings, conferences, motions, hearings, and trial if necessary.
For parents in Great Neck, child custody and parenting-time arrangements are often the most important part of a family-law matter.
New York courts consider the best interests of the child. We help parents present their positions clearly and effectively. This applies to an initial custody application, a modification, or an enforcement proceeding.
Child support in New York is calculated under the Child Support Standards Act, which applies guideline percentages to combined parental income. For a general educational estimate, you can use our New York Child Support Calculator.
Spousal maintenance (also called spousal support) and the division of marital property are also frequently at issue in Great Neck divorce cases, particularly in communities with substantial real estate, retirement assets, and business interests.
Criminal Defense
Criminal-Defense Representation in Great Neck
Facing criminal charges in Great Neck can affect your freedom, your employment, your reputation, and your family.
Whether the charge is a misdemeanor or a felony, early decisions matter. The choices made from arraignment through pretrial motions can significantly shape the outcome.
White Law Group of New York provides criminal-defense representation to Great Neck residents facing a wide range of charges.
Our founding partner's experience as a former Kings County prosecutor informs how we evaluate evidence, police conduct, and court procedures. This experience does not imply influence with any prosecutor, judge, or court.
We represent clients in drug possession matters, felony and misdemeanor cases, and related criminal proceedings.
We do not promise dismissal, reduction, or any particular outcome. Instead, we examine the facts, identify legal issues, and develop a defense strategy tailored to the specific circumstances of each case.
Local Court Knowledge
Great Neck Courts and Legal Process
Great Neck matters are generally heard in Nassau County Supreme Court in Mineola for divorce cases and Nassau County Family Court for custody and support proceedings.
Familiarity with the local court system matters. Understanding how a particular court handles filings, conferences, and hearings can help you make informed decisions about your case.
We help Great Neck clients understand what to expect at each stage. We then prepare accordingly.
For official information about Nassau County court locations, calendars, and procedures, you can visit the New York State Unified Court System website.
We can also explain the specific court process that applies to your matter during a consultation.

Our Services
Legal Services for Great Neck Residents
White Law Group of New York offers a full range of family-law and criminal-defense services to individuals and families in Great Neck and the surrounding Nassau County communities.
Divorce and Separation
Contested and uncontested divorce, custody, support, and property division.
Learn MoreChild Custody
Legal and physical custody, parenting time, schedules, modifications, and enforcement.
Learn MoreChild Support
New York Child Support Standards Act calculations, add-ons, and enforcement.
Learn MoreSpousal Support
Temporary and post-divorce maintenance under New York guidelines.
Learn MoreProperty Division
Marital and separate property, asset valuation, and equitable distribution.
Learn MoreCriminal Defense
Strategic defense from arraignment through trial for New York criminal charges.
Learn MoreDrug Possession
Defense of drug-possession charges, search-and-seizure, and evidence issues.
Learn MoreFelony and Misdemeanor Defense
Representation for felony and misdemeanor charges in New York courts.
Learn MoreSurrogacy Law
Guidance on New York surrogacy agreements under the Child-Parent Security Act.
Learn MoreNational Adoption Law
Representation in domestic and national adoption proceedings.
Learn MoreInternational Adoption Law
Guidance on international adoptions and immigration-related adoption matters.
Learn MoreWhy Great Neck Clients Choose Us
A Strategic, Personalized Approach
Legal disputes involving family, children, finances, reputation, and freedom require a strategy based on the specific facts of the matter.
We explain available options, provide direct legal opinions, prepare for negotiation and litigation, and keep your priorities central.
New York Attorney Since 2011
Years of experience in New York family and criminal courts.
Former Kings County Prosecutor
Insight into how the prosecution evaluates cases.
Rising Stars 2017–2025
Selected to Super Lawyers Rising Stars multiple years.
English, Hebrew & Yiddish
Serving a diverse Long Island community.
This experience informs how we evaluate cases. It does not imply influence with prosecutors, judges, courts, or government agencies.
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Great Neck Legal FAQs
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Contact White Law Group of New York to discuss your family-law or criminal-defense matter.
The information on this page is for general informational purposes only and is not legal advice. It does not create an attorney-client relationship. Every legal matter is different. Prior results and client experiences do not guarantee a similar outcome.
