Do you offer virtual consultations?

Yes. THE NDLC LAW FIRM, PLLC offers virtual consultations for clients throughout New York City and surrounding counties.

What family law matters do you handle?

We handle custody and visitation, child support, divorce, orders of protection, and family offense proceedings in New York courts.

How is child custody decided in New York?

New York courts determine custody based on the best interests of the child, considering each parent's ability to care for the child, the child's relationship with each parent, stability of the home environment, and any history of domestic violence or substance abuse.

How do I get an order of protection in New York?

You can file a family offense petition in Family Court or a criminal complaint with police. An attorney can help you file the petition, explain what the court requires, and represent you at the hearing to obtain a temporary or final order of protection.

What criminal cases does your firm handle?

We defend clients in misdemeanor and selected felony cases in New York criminal courts, including arraignments, bail applications, plea negotiations, and trial. We emphasize early intervention and clear communication at every stage.

Do you handle immigration cases?

Yes. We assist with naturalization (N-400), family petitions (I-130), marriage green cards, adjustment of status (I-485), VAWA self-petitions, TPS, work permits, and travel documents.

What areas do you serve?

THE NDLC LAW FIRM, PLLC serves clients in the Bronx, Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, Staten Island, Orange County, and Long Island. Virtual consultations are available for clients throughout New York State.

Is the initial consultation free?

Yes. We offer a free initial consultation by phone or video. Call 888-886-3525 or schedule online to speak with Attorney Nelson De La Cruz about your legal matter.

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