Islip

The town of Islip in Suffolk County, is located towards the southern shore of Long Island. The town boasts several beautiful marinas across the Great South Bay, which span across twenty-four separate hamlets, and four villages. A wonderful place to live and visit, Islip accepts traffic from a range of ferry services, and is also home to a smaller, unincorporated hamlet with the same name. Just like any other town in New York, Islip is prone to the complications of human relationships. The complexities that we find ourselves in when attempting to make romantic connections work can sometimes mean that a family dynamic needs to change somewhat abruptly, leaving us to deal with the emotional backlash. After all, in the United States, around half of all marriages end in permanent separation. Though Islip, in Suffolk County currently has a married population percentage of 50.3%, it’s worth noting that anyone, wherever they live, can find themselves seeking help from a professional matrimonial and family lawyer or mediator.

Data recorded on Wikipedia.com suggests that the 2000 census for Islip revealed a population of 322,612 people – which were further categorized into 98,936 households, and 78,555 families. 39.4% of the households in Islip had children living with them under the age of eighteen, while 62.4% were married couples living together, and only 20.6% were non-families. The demographics of Islip, in Suffolk County have changed significantly since then, rising and falling in much the same way as any town. Statistics given by City-data.com suggest that the number of married people has fallen to a much lower 50.3%, while the percentage of divorced people sits at 8.3%. This information can be helpful to those who feel isolated by their circumstances, but it shouldn’t be used as a way to determine whether one city in New York is more likely to lead to divorce, than another. As confusing as the process of divorce and the dissolving of a relationship can be, it’s important to remember that the area in which you live is unlikely to affect your relationship on any lasting level.

At the beginning of a new relationship, it’s impossible to foresee the complications that could arise months, even years down the line. We pursue our serious relationships with the intent of getting married, and starting our own families, with adoption, or children of our own, but the truth is that there are many hurdles along the way to family bliss – and some are more detrimental than others. In time, marriages can fail, though no specific person within the relationship was at fault, or they may break apart because of the actions of a spouse. Either way, it’s important to know that wherever you live, you have access to the help you need. Mr. Darren. M. Shapiro’s welcoming office is located close to the town of Islip, just off Jericho Turnpike in Jericho, New York. From his position at Suite 300-G, 99 Jericho Turnpike Jericho, New York, Mr. Shapiro has spent years offering guidance and assistance to those who need help dealing with the complexities of divorce, and family law, from positive considerations like adoption, to issues such as child custody, child support, orders of protection and maintenance disputes.

Mr. Shapiro’s office is particularly convenient to those in Islip who find themselves scheduling an appearance at the family courts of Suffolk County, because Darren Shapiro is a Suffolk County resident himself and his office is situated a reasonable distance from any Long Island Supreme or Family Court. The first family court can be found within Central Islip at 400 Carleton Avenue, only a short drive away. Whether you’re looking into the complexities of equitable distribution and attempting to ensure you have the resources you need to build a new life after your divorce, or you’re looking to change your life forever with adoption, Mr. Shapiro will be able to guide you through the considerations in your situation, and prepare you to deal with the case ahead.

It’s important to note that people find themselves approaching Supreme or Family Court in Suffolk County for a range of different reasons. You might be prompted to seek assistance because you’re having child custody issues in Islip, or you may find that you want to seek out collaborative or mediation techniques to help you move through your divorce in a more negotiation-focused manner. Whatever the details of your specific case, Mr. Shapiro will be on hand to provide you with the information you need to make a careful decision about your circumstances. For instance, some people find that a reasonable enough relationship between spouses can allow for mediation – a process which makes the divorce procedure easier on the spouses, and any children involved. On the other hand, some people will discover that litigation is the only option available to help them protect themselves, and their loved ones in the process of a difficult, and trying case.

Mr. Shapiro has both the training, and experience required to handle cases of all backgrounds from Islip, in Suffolk County, and therefore will be able to answer your questions, and explain the details of your case to you when it comes to helping you decide what your next step should be. Whichever route you choose to take, it may help to know that Mr. Shapiro has spent years within the legal system, managing cases like yours, since his admittance to the New York State Bar in 1999. His compassionate nature, and dedication to each case ensures that you will be able to pursue your case with the greatest focus on your best interests, minimizing the amount of discomfort involved as you move through courtrooms and establish a brighter future for you and your family.

To reach Mr. Shapiro’s office, you can either take exit 34 on the Northern State Parkway, or use exit 40 from the Long Island Expressway. To find out more about the professional advice and reasonable rates that are available to you, and those surrounding the Islip area, please feel free to fill in our online form, or contact us at (516) 333-6555. Mr. Darren Shapiro is waiting to discuss the nature of your case.