Religious Jewish Divorce

Berfas & Associates PC provides dedicated legal service to the Jewish Communities, as we cater to all of Nassau, Suffolk, and the five boroughs. Many of our attorneys are members of the Orthodox Jewish Community as well. Our firm effectively guides our clients through both the civil court system, as well as the intricate Jewish rabbinical court system, also referred to as Beth Din. This can be particularly important for our Jewish clients who wish to obtain a Jewish Divorce, also known as a GET. This can be a complex process and it is important to use a law firm that is knowledgeable and familiar with Jewish law.
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Testimonials

What Our Clients Are Saying

The go-to guy

Brad is a very thorough and competent professional who always had my best interests in mind. I was always informed and I always felt like I was in very good hands. He never missed an opportunity to reassure me and he always took my calls. What I especially liked about Brad was his ability to remain calm in crisis situations and talk things out.

Benjamin

One in a million!

I was referred to Mr. Berfas by a close friend after struggling in court with my ex-husband for nearly 3 years. What I liked most about Mr. Berfas is that he doesn’t need to resort to underhanded tactics or mud slinging to get the job done. Unlike many attorneys who will instruct their clients to “play dirty,” Mr. Berfas is able to win his case on his merit as an outstanding attorney. I could not have asked for a better lawyer and have recommended him to others without hesitation.

Leor

Would give more than 5 stars

I was going through a divorce and my ex spouse was so difficult to deal with Brad went above and beyond for me not only did he keep me informed along the way he got me a very acceptable resolution regarding the outcome of my divorce. Not only would I recommend Brad I would say it’s a must to have Brad represent you if you should ever need a lawyer overall if I was able to give more than 5 stars I would.

Jon P.