Schuster Law handles family law litigation and business advisory under one roof — not as a compromise, but because the overlap is real and the clients who need both deserve an attorney who understands that.
A structured alternative to litigation for parties who want to reach agreement without court intervention. Hannah serves as a neutral mediator — not a settlement pusher.
Parenting plans, relocation disputes, modification petitions, and enforcement proceedings. Hannah approaches custody matters with the detail they require — because the stakes are too high for anything less.
Initial determinations, modifications, and enforcement. Familiar with the CSSA framework and how courts apply it in Nassau County.
Negotiated and litigated maintenance — temporary and final — including modification and termination proceedings.
Asset identification, valuation, and distribution strategy. Particularly experienced with business interests, deferred compensation, and assets that require more than a standard analysis.
Emergency and final orders, both offensive and defensive.
Contested and uncontested divorce, separation agreements, post-judgment modifications, and enforcement. Every matter gets the same level of preparation regardless of complexity.
Agreements that are built to hold up — not boilerplate. Every contract gets read, not skimmed.
Compliance, structure, and risk review for business owners who need an attorney who has actually worked inside a business, not just advised one from the outside.
Hard money lenders and private lenders need documentation that holds. Hannah turns deals around fast — because speed is part of the value when capital is on the line.
Book a consultation. Hannah responds the same day — usually faster for lending and business matters where turnaround is part of the service.
A direct conversation — phone or video — where Hannah listens, asks the right questions, and tells you exactly where things stand. No runaround, no vague next steps.
If it's a fit, you'll know exactly what the engagement looks like and what to expect. From there, Hannah handles your matter personally — one attorney, start to finish, who knows your case cold.
It depends entirely on whether it's contested or uncontested. Uncontested with a signed agreement can finalize in a few months. Contested cases involving custody, support, or asset disputes typically take a year or longer — sometimes significantly longer depending on the court's calendar and the complexity of the issues. You'll get a realistic timeline during the consultation, not a guess.
Not always. Mediation and negotiated agreements can resolve many matters without litigation. When court is necessary, Hannah prepares like it matters — because it does.
Hannah is licensed in New York State. Reach out directly to discuss jurisdiction and venue for your specific matter.
Uncontested means both parties have already agreed on all terms — assets, custody, support. Contested means at least one issue is in dispute and requires litigation or negotiated resolution. The process, timeline, and cost are significantly different between the two.
Yes. Private lending documentation is a core part of the practice. Hannah turns deals around quickly and understands that for lending clients, speed and accuracy are equally non-negotiable.