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Daniel E. Clement, is a principal in Clement Law and concentrates in the areas of family and collaborative law, and matrimonial litigation in New York and New Jersey.

He is engaged in the full spectrum of family law practice including: divorce, annulment, separation, equitable distribution, child custody, support and visitation, as well as the drafting and negotiating pre-nuptial, post nuptial and separation agreements.

Daniel Clement has practiced law since 1986, and has written and lectured on various family law issues. He writes and maintains a blog, the New York Divorce Report, which explores current issues in New York family law and matrimonial practice.

He is a graduate of Brooklyn Law School and the State University of New York at Albany. Mr. Clement is a member of the New York City Bar Assoc., where he is a member of the Matrimonial Committee. He has also worked as an Arbitrator in the Small Claims Court of the City of New York.


The New York Divorce Report
The New York Divorce Report is a family law and divorce blog written by Daniel Clement. Dan reports comments and offers his take on cases, news and other items of interest about marriage, divorce, child custody, visitation and support, annulment, equitable distribution, alimony, maintenance, and other family law issues.