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Florence M. Richardson

Of Counsel

Florence M. Richardson, who joined O’Connell and Aronowitz in January 2018, is Of Counsel with our firm and has dedicated herself entirely to the field of matrimonial law since she was admitted to practice in 1984. She focuses her practice on divorce, custody, prenuptial agreements, separation agreements, child support, spousal support and equitable distribution. Before joining O’Connell and Aronowitz she was principal at Kahn and Richardson, an Albany law firm that focused exclusively on Family & Matrimonial law.

From her decades of experience guiding and advising clients, Flo is well aware of the physical, emotional and financial burdens imposed by contested legal proceedings. She understands how matrimonial litigation can bring about many emotional, property, custodial, financial and legal changes that are temporarily disruptive and that the right attorney can prevent these temporary disruptions from becoming permanently disastrous.

Flo is a member of the American and New York State Bar Associations (Family Law Sections), and the Albany County Bar Association. She has been a regular volunteer for the Albany Law School Pro Bono Law Clinic for Veterans and has lectured on a variety of legal topics to Bar Associations and other organizations and to members of the public.

Named to the Upstate New York Super Lawyers list since 2015, Flo joins the fewer than 5% of attorneys across New York state who earn this prestigious designation.

Education

  • Albany Law School of Union University
    JD
  • State University of New York at Plattsburgh
    BA

Awards

  • AV Preeminent Rating: Family Law and General Practice
    Martindale-Hubbell |
  • Upstate New York Super Lawyers
    | 2015-2024

Professional Associations

  • American Bar Association
    Family Law Section
  • New York State Bar Association
    Family Law Section
  • Albany County Bar Association

Board Memberships

  • New York State Matrimonial Practice Advisory and Rules Committee
    Member | 2015-2022
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