Jonathan E. Kroll

Jonathan E. Kroll has been practicing law for many years, having been admitted in 1994. He is highly respected in the professional community for his ability and integrity. Mr. Kroll has been involved in numerous matrimonial and family law cases that range from straight forward to complex. His expertise in understanding and litigating high conflict custody cases permits him to navigate these difficult situations. In addition, Mr. Kroll has been able to maximize the results for clients faced with difficult business and financial issues related to equitable distribution divorce.

Attorney Jonathan Kroll is an experienced matrimonial and family law attorney who is a father of three. He personally understands the importance of family and of protecting the rights and future of your children. As such, we strive to provide only the highest quality legal representation in order to help our clients reach their individual goals as they relate to their matrimonial or family law matter.

Mr. Kroll represents clients throughout Long Island and the five boroughs of New York. He also has special expertise in appearing before arbitration panels in religious divorce cases.

He is known to proceed with force and sensitivity, always attending to the client's needs in the drive for a just result. Each case is different and requires its own attention.

Mr. Kroll is a member of the Nassau County Bar Association and matrimonial sub-committee. He has lectured in Brooklyn College, Landers College and many other schools on matters of equitable distribution and divorce. He is often consulted by health care professionals and clergy on issues relating to divorce and specifically child custody.

Education:

Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University - 1993
Brandeis University - 1990

Admissions:

New York
New Jersey

Memberships & Organizations:

Member of Nassau County Bar Association
Matrimonial Law Committee of Nassau County Bar Association
Surrogate’s Court Estates & Trusts Committee Nassau County Bar Association
The Leadership Award, Chabad, Mineola, New York
Alumnis Award, Yeshivot B'nei Akiva
Member of Board Great Neck Synagogue
Former Board of North Shore Hebrew Academy
Former candidate for New York State Assembly
Board Jewish Lawyers Association of Nassau County
Member of the Judiciary Committee for Nassau County since 2021.
- The Judiciary Committee consists of members who have performed outstanding service to the public and to the Bar, and who are recognized as persons of leadership and integrity.

Languages:

English
Hebrew

Awards:

Navigating Family Law in Long Island: Your Local Resource

Living in Long Island, you may face unique challenges when it comes to family law matters. Whether you reside in bustling communities like Hempstead or the quieter neighborhoods of Northport, the emotional and financial strains of divorce and custody disputes can be overwhelming. Local resources, such as the Nassau County Family Court, are available to assist you, but navigating the system can often feel daunting without the right support.

Residents often express concerns about the complexities of equitable distribution during divorce, especially when significant assets or business interests are involved. The local economy, with its mix of small businesses and larger corporations, can complicate financial settlements. Understanding how to protect your interests in these situations is crucial, and having a knowledgeable attorney who understands the local landscape can make all the difference.

At our firm, we are committed to understanding the specific needs of Long Island residents. We recognize the importance of family and the impact that legal decisions can have on your future. By staying informed about local laws and resources, we aim to provide you with the guidance and support necessary to achieve a favorable outcome in your family law matters.

Commonly Asked Questions

What are the emotional impacts of divorce, and how can legal help mitigate them?

Divorce can have significant emotional effects, such as anxiety, sadness, and confusion about the future. Legal representation can help mitigate these impacts by providing structure and clarity in a tumultuous time. An attorney can offer support and reassurance by guiding you through the legal process, explaining each step along the way. They can also advocate on your behalf during negotiations, ensuring that your needs are met without unnecessary confrontation. Having a professional in your corner allows you to focus on your emotional well-being and the adjustment your family needs to make after a divorce.

How does the equitable distribution process work in New York?

In New York, the equitable distribution process involves dividing marital property fairly between spouses during a divorce, rather than equally. Factors that are considered include the length of the marriage, the income and property of each spouse, and the contributions each spouse made—financially and non-financially—to the marriage. Understanding this process can be complicated, especially when business interests and significant assets are involved. It is essential to work with an attorney who is well-versed in local family law to help ensure that your interests are fully represented and that you receive a fair outcome.