Child support is a crucial aspect of family law that ensures children receive the financial support they need from both parents. In New York, child support obligations are determined by state guidelines and enforced by Family Court. At Tracy and Tracy Law, our experienced attorneys help parents navigate child support matters throughout Staten Island and New York City.

Grandparents play an important role in a child's life, but what happens when they are denied access to their grandchildren? In New York, grandparents do have legal rights to request visitation, but it is not automatically granted. At The Law Office of Tracy and Tracy, our experienced family law attorneys help grandparents understand and navigate their rights in Staten Island and throughout New York City.

Navigating child custody in New York’s Family Court system can be overwhelming. Whether you’re seeking full custody, sole custody, or understanding your rights as a non-custodial parent, Tracy and Tracy Law Firm is here to help. With extensive experience in Staten Island and New York City courts, we provide the legal expertise needed to protect your parental rights.

Being charged with a family offense in New York City is a serious matter that can have lasting legal and personal consequences. “Family offense” is a term used in the context of family law. It refers to a number of behaviors that could be referred to as “domestic violence” outside of this context. Whether the allegations involve harassment, assault, stalking, or another domestic-related charge, it’s crucial to understand your rights and the legal process ahead. 

If you or a loved one has been arrested in New York City, you may be scared or anxious. The most important thing to remember is to stay calm, take a deep breath, and be prepared. You want to have an attorney on your side as early in the process as possible, to protect your rights and advocate for you from the beginning.

Drunk driving is a serious crime in New York State, and we have some of the more strict DWI laws in the country. A DWI/DWAI conviction can result in the revocation of your license, driving restrictions like an interlock device, a criminal record, steep fines, or incarceration.

In New York City, police officers can give a Desk Appearance Ticket, or D.A.T., to an arrested person in certain cases. The D.A.T. is a written notice directing the person to appear in court on a future date in order to be arraigned (formally charged) for an alleged offense.