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    Belle Soloway

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    Divorce law

    Family and estates law

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    2 years ago

    She has a detailed and well focused view of the issues. She communicates very well and offers clear insights.

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    Gary S Avratin, Attorney

    Gary S Avratin, Attorney

    (15 reviews)

    Gary Avratin is an absolutely amazing attorney. With over 20 years of experience in family law, and…read morefamily members in the same field he truly knows his business. From the moment I met Gary he was upfront and honest with everything. He educated me about the process so that I knew what to expect in court and therefore I was able to assist Gary in the preparation. Communication with Gary is easy whether it's by phone or through email, he always makes it a priority to call or email back as soon as its physically possible for him. I even spoke with him on the weekends at times. If I couldn't get in touch with him, his paralegal Helene is always by the phone ready to help in any way she could. Truly an amazing team! Unfortunately, my legal matter required a trial. Gary prepared me for the trial and together we prepared the evidence that was presented to the Judge. I knew when I walked into the court room that I was prepared and that my lawyer had what he needed to help me. Gary conducted himself with such professionalism. He clearly knows the rules of evidence and how to conduct a trial. The Judge found in my favor after reviewing multiple exhibits and hearing from several witnesses. I highly recommend Gary and Helene in The Avratin Law Office.

    I'm so grateful for my Gary and the care he showed throughout my case. He wasn't just professional…read moreand knowledgeable -- he genuinely cared about my well-being. Even after the case was settled, he followed up to make sure I was doing okay and checked on the status of some of the open issues pursuant to the terms of the divorce agreement. His support and guidance made a really hard process much more manageable. I highly recommend him to anyone going through a divorce -- he truly goes above and beyond for his clients.

    Levine Dispute Resolution Services

    Levine Dispute Resolution Services

    (1 review)

    My wife and I are going through a divorce and my income dramatically decreased recently because I…read morelost my job. I tried to lower my child support obligation and my wife and I agreed to use Ms. Choteau Levine to mediate our dispute to see if we could resolve it without having to go to court. Ms. Levine is a former family law judge so we thought she would be a good choice. After over 3 hours of back and forth, we were unable to reach any agreement at all. This is of course not Ms. Levine's sole responsibility, as my wife and I were just unable to come to terms. However, when you are paying $450 an hour, you expect the person to bring a certain expertise to the table. I did not find that she really added anything to the process. Yes, she warned us of the perils of going to trial and the benefits of controlling the process ourselves by reaching an agreement, but that was about it. She also had us separate into different rooms after her initial questions. Although this is fairly common among mediators these days, I am not a fan of it. To me, it undercuts the primary benefit of mediation, which is to get the parties talking and listening to each other. While separating us might make it easier on the mediator b/c it reduces the contentiousness, I don't think it serves the parties b/c it just reinforces an already overly adversarial process. When I did meet w/ Ms. Levine alone, my confidence was soon shaken when she admittedly miscalculated the proposed child support amounts, not once but twice. She also failed to take into account a provision of the law that allows the payor to reduce his obligation if the parties have a wide disparity in incomes. Her attitude appeared to be that that was a technicality and not worth discussing. However, because it significantly raised the amount of support that I was proposing, it undermined my negotiating position. When my wife proposed a complete settlement proposal to end the entire case, I declined because it involved some retirement assets. Ms. Levine appeared mildly disappointed, and opined that she did not think I would be entitled to any of my wife's retirement money because it was merely transferred from other accounts and not made as part of her employment. She made this recommendation despite not even asking to see the post-nuptial agreement which clearly stated that I was entitled to any contributions to her retirement funds. This reinforced my feeling that she was more interested in settling the case than listening to my opinions or allowing me to make wise decisions. This was particularly concerning because my wife had an attorney and I did not. Finally, Ms. Levine lost me for good when she refused to take my last counter-offer to my wife and her attorney. She said "They're done. I'm done. Its yes or no." So, I said no. Apparently, after 3 hours, she felt that she personally had had enough. Because she didn't specifically state that my wife had told her that their latest offer was a "take it or leave it" proposition, I don't know if her ultimatum was coming from my wife or Ms. Levine. Unfortunately, I didn't ask her. Regardless, she refused to take my final offer to my wife. I was stunned. Here I was, unemployed and paying this woman $225 /hr for a final total of $750 (my share) and she refused to spend another five minutes to convey my final offer to my wife and her attorney. I will probably never know if she would have accepted it, and we had to go to court the next day. Apparently, $1,500 does not go as far as it used to.

    Belle Soloway - divorce - Updated May 2026

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