Frances L. Friedberg, a Career Spent Focusing on Families

After graduating from Pace University School of Law, where she earned her Juris Doctorate, Frances L. Friedberg eased herself into the legal world of New York City, quickly gaining respect and admiration from her colleagues. Most of her colleagues will describe Frances L. Friedberg as smart, diligent, honest and truly genuine. These are important qualities within the world of law, where negative stereotypes of lawyers abound. Frances L. Friedberg has, however, proven that she is the exception to the rule.

As Frances L. Friedberg set out on her career path, which was firmly centered on children and families, every step of the way she always insisted on high standards. In 1987, she served as Special Assistant to the Corporation Counsel of the City of New York, prosecuting child abuse and neglect cases in Manhattan Family Court. Frances L. Friedberg appeared in Family Court on a daily basis representing the Commissioner of Social Services for NYC on behalf of the thousands of children that were abused or neglected each year in Manhattan. Working within the Office of Legal Affairs, Frances L. Friedberg found herself in situations many would have crumbled in, but Frances L. Friedberg absolutely thrived in this environment, and she couldn’t wait come to work each morning. Frances L. Friedberg managed an extraordinarily large caseload, including some of the most complex cases litigated by her department.

In 1992, Frances L. Friedberg relocated from NYC to Upstate NY. Since then, Frances L, Friedberg has continued to focus her career on family law. All of her legal positions, including her current one, as the owner of the The Law Offices of Frances L. Friedberg, Esq., are focused entirely on family and matrimonial law. For more information about Frances L. Friedberg, Esq., visit http://www.FriedbergFamilyLaw.com.