Jeanne Breiter, Attorney

Everyone in need of legal representation hopes that they can find a law firm that will faithfully and truthfully represent and promote their clients’ goals. The problem is that law firms — whether large or small — are businesses — and every business has its own set of priorities which are normally designed for the benefit of that business. At Breiter and Gura , our primary goals, as well as our methods of achieving them, are driven by the legal and emotional needs of our clients, and not by the billing clock. We focus on getting our clients through their legal matters as financially and emotionally intact as possible, while making certain that our clients are fully informed regarding both the legal issues in their matter, and the possible outcomes of their cases. The firm’s attorneys possess the necessary skills and experience — in both negotiating and litigating — to insure that our clients’ legal needs are expertly pursued, while our entire staff is devoted to utilizing the specific techniques the firm has developed to guide clients through the all-too-real personal trauma that that often accompanies litigation in divorce and family law matters. The firm’s founder, Jeanne C. Breiter, and her partner, Rona L. Gura, have used their combined 45 years of experience to design this “holistic” approach. By clicking the links to the right, you can read some of the philosophy that shapes the way our firm approaches every case we handle. We know that the choice of attorney is a very personal matter, and we hope that this material will prompt you to give our office a call to schedule a free consultation in order to see if our team can assist you.

School	Degree	Major	Graduation
Hofstra University School of Law	J.D.	Law School	1984

State / Court	Date
New York	1984

• Jeanne is a member of the matrimonial committees of the New York State Bar Association, the Nassau County Bar Association, and the Florida Bar, and has lectured at the Nassau County Bar Association.

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