Divorce & Family Law Counsel for Complex Matters
Protecting Your Family, Your Assets and Your Future
Serving clients throughout New York, Washington, D.C., and Maryland.
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Jeffrey Markowicz, Esq.
Jeffrey N. Markowicz is an experienced matrimonial and family law attorney representing clients in divorce, custody, child support, domestic violence, adoption, and other complex family law matters. Licensed in New York, Washington, D.C., and Maryland, he brings more than two decades of litigation experience in state and federal courts, along with a background that includes judicial clerkships and service as an Administrative Law Judge for the New York City Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings.
Top Divorce & Family Law Firm
- 25+ Years Legal Experience
- New York • Washington, D.C. • Maryland Multi-Jurisdictional Representation
- Complex Family Law Divorce, Custody & Financial Matters
What Our Clients Say
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Before I stumbled into Attorney Markowicz's number, I had already spoken to 3 lawyers. After speaking with him for the first time I felt at home due to his sound knowledge of his work. He was able to educate me on the nature of the case and things to do in order to win the case. He was clear, forthcoming, respectively, and very sincere. We won the case. We are very grateful to him. I will use him again and again and again if the need arises.
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I honestly loved working with Jeffrey. If you want a lawyer who’s honest, attentive, caring, and willing to fight for you, he’s that man. He worked with me and my schedule that had all types of crazy hours. I was going through a custody battle. He help me fight for my baby and helped me understand every angle of the law on what I could or could not do. To being a mediator between people whom shouldn’t have been involved but was. Awesome just awesome. Thank you Jeffrey!
“Helping Families move forward to their next chapter”
High-Asset Divorce Attorney
Protecting What You’ve Built When the Stakes Are High
Divorce involving substantial assets can present complex financial and legal issues that require careful strategy. Jeffrey N. Markowicz represents clients in high-asset divorce matters involving business interests, real estate, investments, retirement accounts, executive compensation, and other significant marital property.
With more than 25 years of legal experience and licenses in New York, Washington, D.C., and Maryland, Jeffrey works to protect his clients’ financial interests while pursuing practical solutions that support their long-term goals.
High-asset divorce matters may involve:
- Business ownership and valuation
- Real estate and investment properties
- Retirement and investment accounts
- Executive compensation, bonuses, and equity
- Separate and marital property disputes
- Complex property division
- Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements
- Significant child support or spousal support issues
Protect your assets, your interests, and your future.
FAQ
How long does a divorce take in New York, Washington, D.C., or Maryland?
It depends on the jurisdiction and on how much the two of you agree about. An uncontested divorce can conclude in a few months; a contested matter involving custody or complex property can run a year or more. We will give you a realistic timeline once we understand your situation.
What makes a divorce “high-asset”?
Less the headline number than the complexity behind it: business interests, investment property, executive compensation and equity, retirement accounts, or assets held across more than one state. Those cases usually call for valuation work and a deliberate division strategy.
Do I have to go to court?
Not necessarily. Many matters resolve through negotiation or mediation, which is usually faster, less costly and less adversarial. When a case does need to be litigated, you will be represented by an attorney with more than two decades of courtroom experience.
What should I bring to the first consultation?
Whatever you have to hand: any court papers you have received, a rough picture of income and assets, and any existing agreements such as a prenuptial contract. If you have none of it yet, come anyway — we can start with the conversation.
