Strategic Divorce & Family Law Advocacy
Three dedicated attorneys. One unified commitment: protecting what matters most to you and your family.
Aiello & DiFalco LLP is a premier matrimonial and family law firm located in Garden City, New York. Founded by Mary Ann Aiello, the firm has grown to include Partner Michael DiFalco and Associate Leah Zweig — a close-knit team with a unified commitment to protecting what matters most to you and your family.
We represent individuals navigating contested and uncontested divorces, child custody disputes, support modifications, orders of protection, and complex matters involving high-value assets. Our approach is strategic — we assess every option from negotiation and mediation to full trial advocacy, always with your specific goals in mind.
Our reputation is built on trust. Many of our clients come to us by referral from other attorneys and even judges — a testament to the respect we have earned within the legal community over 40 years of practice.
We fight hard for outcomes that protect you and your family.
We listen first and never minimize what you're going through.
Every case gets a customized plan tailored to your goals.
Clear communication throughout every stage of your case.
Comprehensive matrimonial and family law representation — from negotiated settlements to complex litigation. We handle the full spectrum of family law matters across New York.
Contested, uncontested, collaborative, and no-fault divorce. We protect your assets, rights, and future through skilled negotiation and, when necessary, vigorous litigation.
Learn MoreJoint custody, physical custody, modifications, and enforcement. We center every custody matter around what is genuinely in your child's best interests.
Learn MoreEstablishing, modifying, and enforcing child support orders under New York's guidelines. We ensure children receive the financial support they are entitled to.
Learn MoreWhen negotiation fails, we fight for you in court. Seasoned trial attorneys who prepare every case as if it will be decided by a judge.
Learn MoreCarefully drafted agreements that protect both parties. Fair, legally sound, and built to withstand future scrutiny under New York law.
Learn MoreNon-adversarial resolution for couples seeking to minimize conflict and cost. We guide parties toward workable agreements outside the courtroom.
Learn MoreIn one of the most personal areas of law, the right attorney makes all the difference. Here is why clients trust us with what matters most.
When legal peers refer their own clients and family members to us, it speaks volumes. Mary Ann Aiello is regularly recommended by judges and fellow attorneys throughout Nassau and Suffolk County.
We are a focused boutique firm — not a high-volume mill. Every client works directly with an attorney who knows their case inside and out. You are never passed off to a paralegal.
We never assume a case will settle. By preparing every matter as if it will go to trial, we negotiate from a position of strength and leave opposing counsel no room to take advantage.
Michael DiFalco is reachable by phone, email, and text. We return calls promptly and provide honest answers. When you need to reach your attorney, we are here — no runaround.
Our Garden City office serves clients throughout the greater New York metropolitan area. We practice in state and family courts across four jurisdictions.
Our home jurisdiction. We are deeply familiar with Nassau County Supreme Court and Family Court, their judges, and local procedures.
Regular representation in Suffolk County Supreme Court and Family Court. We handle all family law matters across Long Island.
Full coverage of Westchester County family courts. Serving White Plains, Yonkers, and surrounding communities.
Representation in all five boroughs — Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island family and supreme courts.
Practical guidance on divorce, custody, support, and New York family law — written by the attorneys at Aiello & DiFalco LLP.
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Read ArticleThe decisions made now will shape your family's future. Take the first step — reach out to our team for a confidential consultation.
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