Noreen C. Will
Noreen Will has practiced family law for the past five years. Ms. Will is experienced in all matters of matrimonial and family law proceedings, including contested divorces, custody and visitation proceedings, child support proceedings and family offenses proceedings. She appears in court, conducts, hearings, trials, depositions, and presents oral argument on motions. She negotiates and/or attempts alternative dispute resolution methods to settle matrimonial matters. If a resolution is not possible, she zealously represents and protects her clients’ rights and interests in hearings and trials.
Ms. Will’s experience in matrimonial and family law includes obtaining and opposing requests for financial support (child and spousal), issues of equitable distribution, separate or marital property evaluations, contested occupancy of the marital residence, and discovery methodologies.
Ms. Will is experienced in all phases of pre-trial litigation including the preparation of Statements of Net Worth, discovery demands and responses, motions for interim relief, taking and defending depositions, and pre-trial settlement conferences.
She is also experienced in preparing appellate briefs, and obtained a new trial in a post judgment relocation petition involving complex issues of visitation and relocation of the parties’ minor children to another state.
Ms. Will is also experienced in trusts and estates and commercial law. She prepares wills and petitions for probate of estates. She represents both individuals and corporations in commercial transaction lawsuits by conducting pretrial litigation including drafting and responding to discovery demands, taking and defending depositions, and appearing in Court.
Ms. Will graduated from Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center in May 2005. While attending law school, Ms. Will was a member of the Family Law Clinic and represented indigent victims of domestic violence in Suffolk County Family Court in obtaining Orders of Protection and child support.
Ms. Will is a graduate of St. John’s University, where she earned her B.A. in May 2000. She was listed on the dean’s honor roll in 1998-1999 and 1999-2000.
Ms. Will’s experience in matrimonial and family law includes obtaining and opposing requests for financial support (child and spousal), issues of equitable distribution, separate or marital property evaluations, contested occupancy of the marital residence, and discovery methodologies.
Ms. Will is experienced in all phases of pre-trial litigation including the preparation of Statements of Net Worth, discovery demands and responses, motions for interim relief, taking and defending depositions, and pre-trial settlement conferences.
She is also experienced in preparing appellate briefs, and obtained a new trial in a post judgment relocation petition involving complex issues of visitation and relocation of the parties’ minor children to another state.
Ms. Will is also experienced in trusts and estates and commercial law. She prepares wills and petitions for probate of estates. She represents both individuals and corporations in commercial transaction lawsuits by conducting pretrial litigation including drafting and responding to discovery demands, taking and defending depositions, and appearing in Court.
Ms. Will graduated from Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center in May 2005. While attending law school, Ms. Will was a member of the Family Law Clinic and represented indigent victims of domestic violence in Suffolk County Family Court in obtaining Orders of Protection and child support.
Ms. Will is a graduate of St. John’s University, where she earned her B.A. in May 2000. She was listed on the dean’s honor roll in 1998-1999 and 1999-2000.
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