About Gary Burton

Gary Burton Port practices law in Lynbrook, New York, focusing mainly on dissolution cases — He has experience in business law and military law as nicely. The company he is related to, Port and Sava, has established a reputation for dealing with complicated family regulation things, including custody disputes and asset department. His workplace is conveniently located to serve clients during Nassau County and past. He earned his J.D. from Brooklyn Law School, the place he developed a strong foundation in various areas of law. Prior to that, he obtained a B.A.

in Psychology from New York University in 1980. His educational background gave him special insights into the emotional and psychological elements of household regulation, which may be crucial in divorce hearings. Gary's legal career began in 1990 as an Assistant District Lawyer, the place he gained precious trial experience. He transitioned to an Associate Lawyer role in 1993 and persisted to build his expertise through the years. By 2002, he have become a partner at Port and Sava, solidifying his position within the firm and expanding his practice. His experience also includes serving as a Judge Advocate in 1987, which provided him with a wonderful perspective on servicemember law.

In addition to his practice, Gary has contributed to legal education as a Visiting Assistant Professor of Law since 2017. This role lets in him to share his information and experience with the next generation of lawyers, focusing on practical skills and real-world applications of the regulation. His commitment to schooling shows his dedication to the legal profession and the significance of mentorship. Most of Gary's cases contain divorce settlements, where he navigates the facts of marital dissolution. He also takes on cases involving business disputes and army-related legal issues — Cases usually progress from preliminary consultations to bargaining sessions and, if important, litigation. His familiarity with a number of courts, which includes the U.S.

Court of Federal Claims and the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, allows him to represent clients successfully in diverse legal contexts. Gary is an active member of the legal network in New York, participating in various expert organizations. His diverse areas of practice and experience make him a valuable useful resource for clients facing challenging legal situations. He stays dedicated to offering sound legal advice and representation, making sure that his clients' rights and interests are protected during the judicial process.

Education

New York University

B.A. (1983) | Psychology

1980

Brooklyn Law School

Experience

Visiting Assistant Professor of Law

Maurice A. Deane, School of Law, Hofstra University
2017

Partner

Law Office of Gary Port, P.C. d/b/a Port and Sava
2002

Associate Lawyer

Sondra I. Harris and Associates
1994

Associate Lawyer

Kanterman, Taub and Breitner
1993

Assistant District Lawyer

District Lawyer, Kings County
1990

Judge Advocate

United States Army, Active Duty
1987

Accepted Jurisdictions

United State Court of Federal Claims
New York
Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims
Federal Circuit

Court Admissions

U.S. Court of Federal Claims U.S. Court
New York Supreme Court State Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims U.S. Court
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit U.S. Court

Types of Cases Handled

Divorce Business Law Military Law

Legal Services Scope

Initial consultations Negotiations Litigation

Office Locations

Main Office

 303 Merrick Road Suite 212 Lynbrook NY 11563

Office 2

 303 Merrick Road Suite 212 Lynbrook NY 11563

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New York Divorce Fact: #5 Child Support Overview
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New York Divorce Facts, Webcast #4, Adultery and Divorce
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New York Divorce Facts #3 - The House, Part 2
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