Monday 5 August 2013

Frances L. Friedberg’s Career in Upstate New York



Frances L. Friedberg got her start in law in 1987, when she worked on child abuse cases in Manhattan Family Court. An experienced lawyer, Frances L. Friedberg has a lengthy work history as an attorney in New York, both Downstate and Upstate. However, the majority of her professional and legal career has been spent in beautiful Schenectady, New York.

Frances L. Friedberg’s legal career in Schenectady has been very impressive. In 1992, Frances L. Friedberg worked as an Associate Attorney for the Schenectady law firm of Gordon, Siegel, Mastro, Mullaney, Gordon & Galvin, PC, where she handled the matrimonial and family law cases for the firm. Frances L. Friedberg stayed there for four years until she decided to form her own law partnership with another attorney in 1996. Frances L. Friedberg joined forces with Lisa K. Schoonmaker to create the firm of Schoonmaker & Friedberg, LLP, a busy matrimonial and family law practice, also located in Schenectady.

Frances L. Friedberg was proud to be part of Schoonmaker & Friedberg LLP’s growth and popularity with clients. The partnership flourished for four years, but sadly ended when Frances L. Friedberg’s legal partner left the practice of law in 2000. Frances L. Friedberg then opened up her own law office, The Law Office of Frances L. Friedberg, Esq., as a sole proprietor.

Frances L. Friedberg continues to devote her law practice exclusively to matrimonial and family law while continuing to be an advocate for children. Part of what has made Frances L. Friedberg so successful as a sole practitioner is her passion for helping people in difficult legal situations. Frances L. Friedberg truly enjoys helping clients problem solve and navigate the legal system. Based upon Frances L. Friedberg’s career trajectory thus far, all have faith that it will continue to propel her law firm forward, allowing for even greater success in the future. For more information about Frances L. Friedberg, Esq., visit http://www.FriedbergFamilyLaw.com.

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