Harriet Holtzman has devoted her legal career to the practice of Matrimonial and Family Law. With more than 20 years of experience in this complex area, Ms. Holtzman is adept at evaluating facts, finding innovative solutions, and securing positive outcomes. Ms. Holtzman combines a commitment to negotiated settlement where possible, with the litigation and trial experience necessary when reasonable agreements cannot be reached. Always active in the legal community, Ms. Holtzman participates in the work of the New York County Lawyers’ Association Matrimonial Law Section, the New York Women’s Bar Association, The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, and the Interdisciplinary Forum on Mental Health and Family Law. She is a trained mediator and a certified law guardian. Ms. Holtzman is a graduate of Barnard College (1962) and Brooklyn Law School (1984). She can be reached via email at hhesq@juno.com

Cindy Helfman brings her criminal law litigation background to the practice of Matrimonial and Family Law, merging an aggressive litigation style with creative lawyering to secure winning outcomes through negotiation, trial or appeal, as the case requires. Extensive experience with pensions and other retirement benefits, marital assets of critical importance in divorce, has given Ms. Helfman special expertise in this complex, little-understood area. Ms. Helfman is admitted to the Bar in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Florida, as well as in New York, making her particularly well placed to deal with marital assets located in these jurisdictions. Having lived and traveled extensively in Israel, Ms. Helfman is attuned to issues relating to Israeli nationality in divorce. Ms. Helfman is a member of the New York State Bar Association, the New York County Lawyers' Association and the New York Women's Bar Association. Ms. Helfman is a graduate of Brandeis University (1983) and Rutgers Law School (1985). She can be reached via email at chelfman@msn.com