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Stone Studin Young & Nigro Law Group, LLP - Woodbury, NY
100 Crossways Drive WestSuite 402 Woodbury, NY 11797
Woodbury Divorce Law Firm
Overview
In addition, Ms. Stone is a member of the Character and Fitness Committee of the Appellate Division, Second Department for the Second, Tenth, and Eleventh Judicial Districts since 1996, and has recently been appointed as a member of the Advisory Committee for Judicial Hearing Officers and appointed to the Nassau County Women's Bar Judiciary Screening Committee.
Ms. Stone has lectured both at Hofstra University School of Law on Family Law as well as lecturing on both family and matrimonial matters at St. John's University School of Law. In addition, Ms. Stone is a Mentor as part of the Family Law Externship Program for Family Law class at Hofstra Law School having law students intern in her office, as well as participating in the Senior Experience for a High School, mentoring students interested in the practice of law. Ms. Stone has appeared on national TV on the Sally Jessie Rafael show, as an expert in children's rights. Just recently, she received the Juridis Peridis Award from the Court Officers Benevolent Association, which is presented to outstanding Attorneys who practice in the Nassau County Courts.
Ms. Stone has been quoted on numerous occasions in the New York Law Journal, as well as various local newspapers and has been interviewed by the news media regarding high profile cases that she has handled.
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About Stone Studin Young & Nigro Law Group, LLP
Practice Areas
- Divorce
- Family Law
- Custody & Visitation
- Spousal Maintance
- Pre & Post Nuptial Agreements
- Domestic Violence
- Same Sex Family Law
- Divorce Mediation
- Criminal Law
Litigation
- 90%
Honors
- Juridis Peridis Award, Court Officers Benevolent Association
- 2016 Outstanding Woman in the Law, Hofstra Law Center for Children, Families and the Law
Classes and Seminars
- Lecturer, Family law, Hofstra University School of Law
- Lecturer, Matrimonial Matters, St. John's University School of Law
- Mentor, Family Law Externship Program for Family Law, Hofstra Law School
People
Attorneys
- Segal Blakeman (Of Counsel)
- Jennifer Burgess
- Heidi Powers
- Jenna M. Razzano
- Melissa Studin Young (Of Counsel)
- Stacey Ramis Nigro (Partner)
- Jill C. Stone
- Tamir Young
Fees
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
100 Crossways Drive WestSuite 402 Woodbury, NY 11797
Phone
Fax
- 631-414-7499
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