There’s nothing easy about family law. Not only are the points of law intricate and sometimes thorny, but feelings are tender, emotions run high, and, quite frequently—win or lose—outcomes are painful. When you find yourself in a position where you need legal help with family-related issues such as divorce, child custody, or criminal abuse, you need to seek out an attorney whom you can trust to see you through the difficult road ahead to a better place on the other side. David L. Martin, Esq., is that attorney. You can trust Mr. Martin to help you successfully navigate the most complicated family law issues and see you through to a safe harbor on the other side. David L. Martin, Esq. is a divorce and family attorney, with offices in Nassau County, NY, and Queens County, NY. For nearly 30 years, Mr. Martin has been helping clients find the most effective and practical way to navigate the legal minefields of divorce and family law. He has built a reputation for being a skilled negotiator and taking bold action to reach the best possible results for his clients. The Law Offices of David L. Martin, Esq. PC handles cases ranging from straightforward uncontested divorces to highly contentious, litigated divorces.

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Looking back on it, my journey to becoming a trial lawyer started when I was named the editor of my high school's student newspaper. The paper's advisor, the school's best English teacher, taught me how to write, and more importantly, how to tell a story. Trial lawyers are story tellers. At the time, I didn't know I was going to be telling stories in a courtroom because I thought I was going to be a journalist. So, I went to the best journalism school in the country, the University of Missouri,and worked on my writing and story telling skills. When I graduated, the country was in a recession and I couldn't land a job on a big city newspaper, so I decided to continue my education by going to law school. There I learned to think like a lawyer. When I graduated, I had two skills: how to think like a lawyer and how to tell a story. But, I had no idea how to use them together. Law school doesn't teach you that. As luck would have it, an experienced trial lawyer took me under his wing and guided me along the way. And, after many years, I was successfully using my two skills together to win for my clients. The great thing about being a trial lawyer is that everyday there is a new story to tell and a client who needs a voice. Now, in the twilight of my career, I'm also mentoring young story tellers so that those who seek justice will always be able to find a skilled trial lawyer. You know what they say, "everyone likes a story with a good ending."