Robyn Mann

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Emory University, Bachelor of Arts

Cardozo Law School, Juris Doctor

Certified Mediator

Admitted to the Bar:

• New York

• Connecticut

• Colorado

Divorce

​When there are unsettled issues that will be negotiated or litigated in court, you need an attorney with court and trial experiences to fight for your rights in court. I will advocate for you in the following areas:​

• Child Custody 

• Child Support

• Spousal Support

• Equitable Distribution of Assets

• Post Judgment Enforcement

Mediation

A structured &  interactive process where I, as an impartial third party, assists you in negotiating your divorces with minimal conflict and maximum fairness.

Parent Coordination

In Parent Coordination, I help you resolve disputes in the best interest of the child, despite high conflict between the parents. Focusing on the developmental needs of the child, I provide the guidance to reduce exposure to conflict and maximize the child's resilience and ability to succeed despite the conflict.

Uncontested Divorce

An uncontested divorce is a divorce that neither party is fighting. When both parties agree to divorce, it typically saves time and money. To complete an uncontested divorce, you must agree on:

• How you will share custody, parenting time, and parenting responsibilities

• The amount and duration of any child support

• Amount and duration of any  spousal support 

• Division of all property and debt

Pre- and Post- Nuptial Agreements

In the event of a divorce, married persons can decide how to share their assets, or how to provide for their individual needs, by executing a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement, thereby bypassing the laws that govern divorces. In this manner, they can decide for themselves how to proceed in case of a divorce, thus reducing acrimony, time and costs.

Post-Divorce Modification

Many times, former spouses need to change or enforce their divorce terms. To do that, they can return to court for resolution of post-divorce legal matters, or can engage in mediation to resolve their concerns. This includes enforcement of court orders and compliance, upward and downward modification of support obligations and changes of custody provisions.