Amy D. Singer

But Amy's experience in family law began long before she became an attorney.

Before attending law school, Amy spent approximately nine years working as a legal assistant and paralegal in a family law practice. Combined with more than 25 years as a practicing attorney, that experience gives Amy an unusually broad perspective on how family law cases develop—from the details that shape a case behind the scenes to the strategic decisions that ultimately determine how it is resolved.

Amy approaches each matter by first understanding the client, the family, and the issues that matter most. She believes effective representation requires more than knowledge of the law. It requires careful listening, sound judgment, critical thinking, thorough preparation, and practical advice tailored to the circumstances of the individual client.

Her goal is not to create conflict where it can be avoided. When a matter can be resolved through thoughtful negotiation, mediation, or the collaborative process, Amy works to identify a path toward resolution that protects her client's interests while preserving as much control over the outcome as possible. When litigation is necessary, she is prepared to advocate for her client through the court process.