Emily Lynn Singer

Ms. Singer has practiced law in Nassau County and Suffolk County for 25 years. In addition to litigating cases in the Supreme and Family Courts, her practice includes Collaborative Law and Divorce Mediation (two non-adversarial approaches to divorce where the parties and professionals work cooperatively together, in a private setting, to create mutually advantageous solutions). The parties retain the decision-making rather than deferring decisions to a Judge or third party. The collaborative and mediation processes preserve privacy, encourage the self-determination of the parties, minimize conflict and damage to the parties and their children, and resolve the issues and concerns in more respectful manner. These approaches require the cooperation of both parties, not always possible, and not suited for all cases. Ms. Singer represents clients in actions before the Court in those situations that require Court intervention and judicial assistance.

Columbia University

M.S. (2012) | Negotiation & Conflict Resolution

2010 - 2012

Extensive study and training in Dynamical systems of conflict resolution, negotiation, mediation, arbitration under the foremost experts in this emerging field of practice. a

Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University

J.D. | Law

1982 - 1985

Trinity College

B.A. (1981) | Philosophy, Religion

1977 - 1981

Honors: Honors and Distinction

Activities: Varsity Tennis Team

Private practice Attorney

Law Offices of Emily Lynn Singer

1986 - Current

Ms. Singer is one of a select number of attorneys with extensive training in Negotiation and Conflict Resolution (Columbia University -Masters of Science Program) supplementing her Juris Doctor. This post-graduate degree program has given her a broadened perspective, and an array of approaches to problem solving unique in the field of dispute and conflict resolution. She is also trained in Collaborative Law as well as Divorce Mediation.

International Academy of Collaborative Professionals

Attorney-member

Current

New York State Bar Association

(Subcommittee Dispute Resolution)

Current

Suffolk County Bar

(Member and CommitteeAlternative Dispute Resolution and Matrimonial and Family Law)

Current

Nassau County Bar Association ( ADR, and Matrimonial Sections)

( ADR, and Matrimonial Sections)

Current

New York State Bar  # 2051399

Member

1986 - Current

New York

Since 1986

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