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Corey Shapiro, Esq.

Corey Shapiro, Esq.

Contact Case Administrator
Adina Thammavongsa
adinathammavongsa@adr.org(559) 490-1869

Professional Summary

Practicing divorce and family law in New York City for over 25 years, with a focus on structured, cooperative resolutions.

Current Employer-Title

Law Offices of Corey Shapiro

Profession

Attorney

Work History

Founder, Law Offices of Corey Shapiro, 2013-Present; Partner, Wolfson, Carroll & Shapiro, 2009-2012; Associate, Wolfson & Carroll, 2001-2008.

Experience

Mediating divorce and family law disputes in New York City since 2018.

Mediator Experience

Brings 25 years of New York City divorce law to every mediation. Helps people get to the other side in one piece.

Representative Issues Handled as a Mediator

Parenting Spousal Support Child support Division of property Attorney Fees

Mediator Style & Process Preferences

Facilitative-evaluative. I work with parties who have often already been through the court system and are ready to resolve their matter without further rounds of motions and adjournments. Before any mediation session, I meet with counsel and the parties (or with unrepresented parties directly) to understand the issues, confirm that financial disclosure and any necessary expert reports are complete, and identify what is actually in dispute. I do not schedule a session until the groundwork is done. Mediation sessions are typically half-day, structured around the specific issues that need resolution: custody, parenting time, child support, spousal support, equitable distribution, and treatment of separate property. I hear directly from the parties, not just from their attorneys. I caucus with each side when the circumstances call for it. My goal is an agreement that is specific, enforceable, and built to last. I mediate in person and virtually via Google Meet.

Education

Brooklyn Law School (JD-2000); University of Redlands (1996).

Professional Licenses

Admitted to the Bar: New York.

Professional Associations

Family Divorce Mediation Council (FDMC); New York Association of Collaborative Professionals (NYACP); Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC).

Recent Publications & Speaking Engagements

Author, "Getting Divorced Without Losing Your Mind (2022)" Podcast, "Getting Divorced Without Losing Your Mind (2021)"

Compensation

Hourly Rate: Not provided Daily Rate: $3,500.00 Study Rate: Not provided Cancellation: Not provided Cancellation Period: Not provided Comment: The $3,500 flat fee includes review of pre-mediation documents, an initial conference with the parties and their attorneys if applicable, and a mediation session of up to four hours. Additional sessions are billed at $650 per hour.

Languages

English

Citizenship

United States of America

Locale

New York, New York