Andrew Thomas Coyle

Divorce and Separation Attorney | Serving Syracuse, NY

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Divorce and Separation
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Andrew Thomas Coyle

Divorce and Separation Attorney | Serving Syracuse, NY

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Divorce and Separation, Family, Alimony, Appeals, Child Custody, Child Support, LGBT+ Law, Marriage and Prenuptials & Uncontested Divorce

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Biography

The Law Offices of Andrew T. Coyle provides zealous legal advocacy throughout New York State and New Jersey with a focus on matrimonial, family law, and commercial litigation matters. Andrew T. Coyle, Esq. began his legal career with the express purpose of helping others. He is passionate about achieving his client's goals and navigating them through any complex legal issue. He strives to maintain open, honest, and prompt communications so that clients know what is going on in their cases. He is a highly experienced and competent attorney with judicial clerkship experience in both federal and state court.

The Law Offices of Andrew T. Coyle is not your typical law firm. We understand that every client, case, and family is different. The Firm provides personalized legal services and strategies for each client’s unique needs. The firm is prepared to mediate matters with opposing parties and counsel to resolve disputes amicably. But when settlement is not possible, Andrew is a skilled litigator prepared to aggressively advocate client’s cases in trial and appellate courts.

The Law Offices of Andrew T. Coyle prides itself in the modern technology designed to meet the needs of clients in the twenty-first century. Our office has adopted a technologically advanced business model by offering virtual consultations, meetings, and court appearances; maintaining a paperless office, and document management system; and streamlining discovery through electronic disclosure procedures. The efficiencies achieved by my office embracing technological advancements result in more effective processes and cost-conscious representation.