Lansner & Kubitschek represents clients in both traditional and extraordinary family law situations. We represent clients in all aspects of divorce, separation, custody, visitation, child and spousal support, domestic violence and equitable distribution, in both Supreme Court and Family Court. Our representation is guided by and geared to an individual client's needs and goals. Our reputation for aggressive advocacy serves clients in contentious litigation, while clients whose cases are amenable to settlement benefit from our pragmatic approach to resolving cases without acrimony.

We also represent clients in interstate and international custody disputes.

We also represent clients in Family Court who are facing charges of child abuse or neglect or who have children in foster care, and in administrative reviews for clients who have been reported to the State Central Register of Child Abuse and Maltreatment, and for clients who are the subject of ACS investigations.

A mother and her children sued the City of New York, and Foster care agencies for children who were physically and emotionally harmed while in foster care. This court determined that the domestic relations exception in federal court did not apply in cases where children were abused while in the custody of the City of New York.

New York's highest court held that parents who are in danger of losing their children and are ordered to submit to psychiatric examinations have the right to bring their attorney with them to the examination.