The Challenging World of Family Law (Frances L. Friedberg)

Frances L. Friedberg knows that working in a matrimonial and family law practice can be a real pressure cooker. The cases can make you laugh, cry, and even recoil with repulsion. Frances L. Friedberg knows firsthand that matrimonial law, especially cases of divorce, can range from being amicable to messy. Family law can, at times, be heart breaking, soul crushing, and truly defeating. Frances L. Friedberg has represented many individuals, and children in particular, in such cases.

Child abuse cases can be particularly difficult for many lawyers to deal with. Frances L. Friedberg knows this well, as she has made over 1,000 court appearances on such cases. Every case is different, as Frances L. Friedberg has experienced, so each requires special care and attention. What Frances L. Friedberg finds most important about her work with children is her role as an advocate, as she has served since 1992 as an “Attorney for the Child” in Schenectady, New York. Because these cases require Frances L. Friedberg to represent the children, Frances L. Friedberg is able to give children a voice in very important matters that directly affect their lives.

Frances L. Friedberg knows that other elements of family law can also be challenging. Divorce and other family law litigation, such as custody and child support disputes, are also generally unpleasant for all involved. In these cases, Frances L. Friedberg deals with intense animosity between clients, the pressure to perform for the clients in front of the judge and other lawyers, and the need to keep a “game face” on at all times.

Despite these and other challenges, Frances L. Friedberg still keeps doing what she does best – she runs her matrimonial and family law practice, and she does it with finesse, integrity, a true sense of caring for her clients, and above all, a sense of humor. For more information about Frances L. Friedberg, Esq., visit http://www.FriedbergFamilyLaw.com.