At
Randi L. Karmel, PLLC, we provide services which are finely
tailored to the needs of the matter presented. We understand
that by the time one engages the services of a law firm he
or she has already entered into a very stressful period of
his or her life. In recognition of this immutable fact, our
Firm offers legal experience and the compassion and interpersonal
skills to manage the human and emotional effects this process
may cause on our clients. We listen to your needs and respond
with practical solutions.
“Keep your house and lose
your spouse" ®
RANDI L. KARMEL,
ESQ.
Practicing law for over 20 years, Ms. Karmel has acquired
extensive litigation and trial experience. In 1999, Ms. Karmel
opened her own practice concentrating on Matrimonial, Family
and Litigation. Ms. Karmel currently represents clients in
negotiating prenuptial and mid-nuptial agreements, separation
and settlement agreements and actions for divorce that include
equitable distribution, maintenance, visitation, support,
and custody. She also has an active Family Law practice with
a concentration in neglect, abuse, termination of parental
rights, as well as custody and visitation matters. She has
been certified by the First and Second Judicial Departments
as a law guardian qualified to represent children in custody
and visitation disputes.
Ms. Karmel served as an Assistant District Attorney in Kings
County from 1991 through 1996. As an Assistant District Attorney,
Ms. Karmel litigated and investigated misdemeanor and felony
cases and advanced through several bureaus, including the
Domestic Violence Bureau, Investigations Bureau, Felony Trial
Bureau and Major Narcotics Investigations Bureau. Ms. Karmel
subsequently served as Special Counsel at the New York City
Department of Investigation and was later promoted to Deputy
Inspector General.
From 1997 through 1999, Ms. Karmel was in private practice
litigating and defending a wide variety of cases, including
labor law, premises liability, and general liability.
Ms. Karmel received her law degree from the American University,
Washington College of Law and is admitted to practice before
the Courts of the State of New York, New Jersey, Maryland
and the District of Columbia. She is a member of the Family
Law Section of the New York State Bar Association, the Family
Law Section of the Brooklyn Bar Association, and the Women’s
Bar Associations of New York and Kings Counties. She has lectured
on matrimonial issues in conjunction with financial programs
designed to protect assets and retirement benefits.