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Alla Roytberg, Esq.

Attorney Mediator
Forest Hills, NY, United States

About

Since 1996, this professional has managed a private practice specializing in family and matrimonial law, mediation, and collaborative law. Her background includes serving as the Director of the New York City Bar Association's Legal Referral Service from 1995 to 2006 and working as an Associate at a matrimonial law firm. She has been a member of the New York State Bar since 1992 and the New Jersey State Bar since 1991.

Practice Areas

Child Custody & Parenting Dispute Resolution Estates & Probate Family Law & Divorce Real Estate & Property

Professional Experience

Owner
The Law Firm and Mediation Practice of Alla Roytberg
P.C.
Director
New York City Bar Association Legal Referral Service
Associate
Matrimonial Law Firm

Publications Leadership

  • Former Director of the Legal Referral Service for the New York City Bar Association
  • Frequent lecturer on topics including divorce mediation, collaborative law, and small law firm management
  • Past President of the New York City Bar Association Legal Referral Service

Positioning Takeaways

A dual-licensed attorney in New York and New Jersey with over three decades of legal experience and a specialized focus on matrimonial mediation and collaborative practice.

License & Certifications

  • Admitted to New York State Bar
  • Admitted to New Jersey State Bar
  • Admitted to United States Supreme Court
  • Certified Mediator
  • Certified Online Mediator
  • Advanced Practitioner Member
  • Association for Conflict Resolution

Education

Juris Doctor
Brooklyn Law School
1991
Bachelor of Arts
New York University
1988

Distinction

Holds certifications as both a traditional and online mediator and is an Advanced Practitioner member of the Association for Conflict Resolution.

Reputation

Recognized as a highly experienced practitioner in the New York legal community, particularly noted for her long-standing leadership roles within the City Bar and her commitment to alternative dispute resolution.