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Robert H Montefusco

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Mr. Pammer received his Juris Doctor from Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center. While at Touro Law, he served as the President of the Student Bar Association, Vice-President of the Suffolk County Bar Association Student Committee, was a member of the Mock Trial team, and published a monthly column in the Suffolk Lawyer. Additionally, Mr. Pammer drafted the rules for the Office of Court Administrationâ€™s Poor Persons Application in relation to pro bono uncontested divorce. Mr. Pammer earned his undergraduate degree, a Bachelor of Science in Legal Studies from Purdue University Global, where he was President of the Chapter of the Golden Key International Honour Society. Prior to joining MONTEFUSCO | PAMMER, Mr. Pammer was an associate practicing primarily in the area of education, administrative and labor law.

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Robert H Montefusco

Divorce
Mr. Pammer received his Juris Doctor from Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center. While at Touro Law, he served as the President of the Student Bar Association, Vice-President of the Suffolk County Bar Association Student Committee, was a member of the Mock Trial team, and published a monthly column in the Suffolk Lawyer. Additionally, Mr. Pammer drafted the rules for the Office of Court Administrationâ€™s Poor Persons Application in relation to pro bono uncontested divorce. Mr. Pammer earned his undergraduate degree, a Bachelor of Science in Legal Studies from Purdue University Global, where he was President of the Chapter of the Golden Key International Honour Society. Prior to joining MONTEFUSCO | PAMMER, Mr. Pammer was an associate practicing primarily in the area of education, administrative and labor law.
Child Support
Divorce often takes a toll on the emotional and financial well-being of the parties involved. Additional concerns arise when there are children involved. The Suffolk County child support lawyers at MONTEFUSCO | PAMMER understand that child support orders can have a significant impact on the welfare of your child, as well as your own finances.
Child Custody and Visitation
At MONTEFUSCO | PAMMER, Attorneys at Law, you can turn to a legal team backed by two decades of experience in resolving family law issues, such as divorce and child custody. Having one of our well-respected team in your corner is critical. You will want to fully grasp your legal situation, how New York laws relate to it, and how best to move forward towards an optimal resolution. Our team brings extensive knowledge, resources, and skills to your case and will do everything possible to safeguard your child’s safety and wellbeing as well as your parental rights.
Adoption
Premarital Agreement
If you are considering a prenuptial agreement, there is a lot to think through. An experienced divorce attorney can help you through the process. At MONTEFUSCO | PAMMER, our Suffolk County prenuptial agreement lawyers are committed to making premarital agreements easier for you and your spouse. We have extensive experience helping New York couples with all of the legal details of establishing prenuptial agreements.
Spousal Support
Going through a divorce involves figuring out how to manage a number of different facets. There is property to be divided between the two spouses as well as property that is considered exempt from post-divorce redistribution. A range of financial issues must be worked out, including spousal maintenance. If the spouses have minors in the household, things can become exponentially more complex as the divorcing couple must determine legal and physical custody arrangements or, if they cannot reach an agreement, take the matter before a judge.
Legal Separation
Spouses who are going through difficulties and desire to try out life on their own have the opportunity to change the legal status of their marriage without ending the marriage with a divorce. A legal separation allows couples to function as if they are no longer together while remaining legally married.
Child Abuse
According to the Administration for Children’s Services (ACS) child abuse or neglect in New York consists of “the act, or failure to act, by any parent or caretaker that results in the death, serious physical or emotional harm, sexual abuse, or exploitation of a child under the age of 18.”

Criminal Defense
CALI Award for Excellence in Criminal Law I; Trial Practice; Legal Process II Best Oral Advocate; National Security Law; Conflicts in Law.
Drug Crimes
Identity Theft
Restraining Order
The right to seek a restraining order against the other person. In violent domestic situations, you do have the right to request a restraining order from the courts.

Severance Agreement

Personal Injury
Separate property: Any property you owned prior to the marriage will usually be ruled to be separate property, hence not subject to division. Inheritances, personal injury compensation, and gifts from third parties are also usually classified as separate property.

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