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View my LinkedIn ProfileRebecca A. Provder is a partner in Moses & Singer’s Matrimonial and Family Law practice. Rebecca represents individuals in matrimonial and family law matters, such as divorce, equitable distribution, custody, parenting time, child support, spousal support, relocation, separation agreements, issues relating to same-sex couples, prenuptial agreements, postnuptial agreements, cohabitation agreements, appeals, and post-judgment cases. She also is a certified mediator and collaborative law attorney.
Rebecca endeavors from the outset to achieve a favorable settlement for clients without litigation. However, in situations where the parties are unable to reach an amicable settlement, Rebecca is a strong and passionate advocate on behalf of her clients. She is a skilled litigator who has experience handling complex financial matters and custody cases from inception to conclusion.
Rebecca prides herself on client relations, recognizing that when people are going through a divorce it is likely one of the most difficult times they will go through. Therefore, Rebecca is extremely attentive to clients and readily available to them. She walks them through the process step-by-step, and keeps them thoroughly informed throughout their case. She takes the time to get to know her clients, which she believes leads to a better result because she has a thorough understanding of their concerns and goals.
Rebecca is recognized as a Super Lawyer in the 2017 New York Metro Super Lawyers®. She was recognized as a Rising Star in the 2013 to 2016 New York Metro Super Lawyers®.
- New York Women's Bar Association (Matrimonial and Family Law Committee)
- New York State Bar Association
- "Matrimonial Planning After the TCJA of 2017," LISI Webinar, February 2018.
- "Family Law and Family Dynamics: All About Prenups," Moses & Singer LLP, October 2017.
- "The Gray Divorce: Special Considerations for Divorcing After 50," Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. CLE Program, September 2017.
- "Trusts: Planning and Drafting for Divorce," Shenkman Law Webinar, June 2017.
- "Protecting Trust Assets from Divorce - From Prenups to Self-Settled Trusts," Anti-Defamation League, May 2017.
- "Pre and Post-Nup Clauses to Address Trust Issues," Shenkman Law Webinar, March 2017.
- "Until Death or Divorce Do We Part," American Bar Association Real Property Trusts and Estates Section Group Call, June 2016.
- "Till Death Do Us Part: Marriage, Divorce, Prenups & Estate Administration," New York State Society of CPAs Trust & Estate Taxation Conference, December 2015.
- "'Til Death or Divorce Do Us Part," Citrin Cooperman, December 2015.
- "'Til Death or Divorce Do Us Part," Oppenheimer & Co. Inc., November 2015.
- "Everything a Financial Planner Needs to Know About Marriage and Divorce," New York State Society of CPAs Financial Planning Conference, July 2015.
- "What To Do Before and After You Say I Do," AXA Advisors Annual LGBT Summit, June 2015.
- "Love, Death and Divorce: Integrating Trusts & Estates, Matrimonial Law and Financial Planning," Estate Planning Council of New York City, Estate Planners' Day, April 2015.
- "Love, Death and Divorce: Integrating Trusts & Estates, Matrimonial Law and Financial Planning," February 2015.
- "Love, Death and Divorce: Integrating Trusts & Estates, Matrimonial Law and Financial Planning," November 2014.
- Family Court Review Journal
- Moot Court Association
- Co-Author: "Divorce Planning After the 2017 Tax Act," Bloomberg Tax Management Estates, Gifts and Trusts Journal, January 2018.
- Co-Author: "Ferri v. Powell-Ferri: A Critical Planning Case for Practitioners," The Matrimonial Strategist, December 2017.
- Author: "Family Law for Real Housewives: The Domestic Violence Version," Resident Community Blog, December 2017.
- Author: "Family Law for Real Housewives: The Ins and Outs of Moving Out," Resident Community Blog, November 2017.
- Author: "Family Law For Real Housewives: Ramona, Mario & The Gray Divorce," Resident Community Blog, October 2017.
- Author: "Family Law for Real Housewives: How A Prenup Can Help," Resident Community Blog, August 2017.
- Author: "Family Law for Real Housewives Quickie: What About An Annulment?," Resident Community Blog, August 2017.
- Author: "Family Law for Real Housewives: Is It About Tom?," Resident Community Blog, August 2017.
- Author: "Family Law for Real Housewives," Resident Community Blog, August 2017.
- Co-author: "Parental Alienation During and After the Divorce," New York Law Journal, July 2017.
- Co-author: "The Gray Divorce Phenomenon," New York Law Journal, July 2016.
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- Legal Issues in Couples Cases May 4, 2018
- Family Law and Family Dynamics: All About Prenups October 26, 2017
- Trusts: Planning and Drafting for Divorce June 15, 2017
- Protecting Trust Assets from Divorce - From Prenups to Self-Settled Trusts May 10, 2017
- Pre and Post-Nup Clauses to Address Trust Issues Webinar March 6, 2017
- Until Death or Divorce Do We Part June 16, 2016
- Till Death Do Us Part: Marriage, Divorce, Prenups and Estate Administration December 15, 2015
- 'Til Death or Divorce Do Us Part November 19, 2015
- Everything a Financial Planner Needs to Know About Marriage and Divorce July 15, 2015
- What To Do Before and After You Say I Do June 25, 2015
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- Divorce Planning After the 2017 Tax Act January 8, 2018
- Family Law for Real Housewives: The Domestic Violence Version December 5, 2017
- Ferri v. Powell-Ferri: A Critical Planning Case for Practitioners December 1, 2017
- Family Law for Real Housewives: The Ins and Outs of Moving Out November 20, 2017
- Family Law for Real Housewives: Ramona, Mario & The Gray Divorce October 2, 2017
- Family Law for Real Housewives: How A Prenup Can Help August 28, 2017
- Family Law for Real Housewives Quickie: What About An Annulment? August 18, 2017
- Family Law for Real Housewives: Is It About Tom? August 14, 2017
- Family Law for Real Housewives August 10, 2017
- Parental Alienation During and After Divorce July 31, 2017
Rebecca A. Provder is a partner in Moses & Singer’s Matrimonial and Family Law practice. Rebecca represents individuals in matrimonial and family law matters, such as divorce, equitable distribution, custody, parenting time, child support, spousal support, relocation, separation agreements, issues relating to same-sex couples, prenuptial agreements, postnuptial agreements, cohabitation agreements, appeals, and post-judgment cases. She also is a certified mediator and collaborative law attorney.
Rebecca endeavors from the outset to achieve a favorable settlement for clients without litigation. However, in situations where the parties are unable to reach an amicable settlement, Rebecca is a strong and passionate advocate on behalf of her clients. She is a skilled litigator who has experience handling complex financial matters and custody cases from inception to conclusion.
Rebecca prides herself on client relations, recognizing that when people are going through a divorce it is likely one of the most difficult times they will go through. Therefore, Rebecca is extremely attentive to clients and readily available to them. She walks them through the process step-by-step, and keeps them thoroughly informed throughout their case. She takes the time to get to know her clients, which she believes leads to a better result because she has a thorough understanding of their concerns and goals.
Rebecca is recognized as a Super Lawyer in the 2017 New York Metro Super Lawyers®. She was recognized as a Rising Star in the 2013 to 2016 New York Metro Super Lawyers®.
- New York Women's Bar Association (Matrimonial and Family Law Committee)
- New York State Bar Association
- "Matrimonial Planning After the TCJA of 2017," LISI Webinar, February 2018.
- "Family Law and Family Dynamics: All About Prenups," Moses & Singer LLP, October 2017.
- "The Gray Divorce: Special Considerations for Divorcing After 50," Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. CLE Program, September 2017.
- "Trusts: Planning and Drafting for Divorce," Shenkman Law Webinar, June 2017.
- "Protecting Trust Assets from Divorce - From Prenups to Self-Settled Trusts," Anti-Defamation League, May 2017.
- "Pre and Post-Nup Clauses to Address Trust Issues," Shenkman Law Webinar, March 2017.
- "Until Death or Divorce Do We Part," American Bar Association Real Property Trusts and Estates Section Group Call, June 2016.
- "Till Death Do Us Part: Marriage, Divorce, Prenups & Estate Administration," New York State Society of CPAs Trust & Estate Taxation Conference, December 2015.
- "'Til Death or Divorce Do Us Part," Citrin Cooperman, December 2015.
- "'Til Death or Divorce Do Us Part," Oppenheimer & Co. Inc., November 2015.
- "Everything a Financial Planner Needs to Know About Marriage and Divorce," New York State Society of CPAs Financial Planning Conference, July 2015.
- "What To Do Before and After You Say I Do," AXA Advisors Annual LGBT Summit, June 2015.
- "Love, Death and Divorce: Integrating Trusts & Estates, Matrimonial Law and Financial Planning," Estate Planning Council of New York City, Estate Planners' Day, April 2015.
- "Love, Death and Divorce: Integrating Trusts & Estates, Matrimonial Law and Financial Planning," February 2015.
- "Love, Death and Divorce: Integrating Trusts & Estates, Matrimonial Law and Financial Planning," November 2014.
- Family Court Review Journal
- Moot Court Association
- Co-Author: "Divorce Planning After the 2017 Tax Act," Bloomberg Tax Management Estates, Gifts and Trusts Journal, January 2018.
- Co-Author: "Ferri v. Powell-Ferri: A Critical Planning Case for Practitioners," The Matrimonial Strategist, December 2017.
- Author: "Family Law for Real Housewives: The Domestic Violence Version," Resident Community Blog, December 2017.
- Author: "Family Law for Real Housewives: The Ins and Outs of Moving Out," Resident Community Blog, November 2017.
- Author: "Family Law For Real Housewives: Ramona, Mario & The Gray Divorce," Resident Community Blog, October 2017.
- Author: "Family Law for Real Housewives: How A Prenup Can Help," Resident Community Blog, August 2017.
- Author: "Family Law for Real Housewives Quickie: What About An Annulment?," Resident Community Blog, August 2017.
- Author: "Family Law for Real Housewives: Is It About Tom?," Resident Community Blog, August 2017.
- Author: "Family Law for Real Housewives," Resident Community Blog, August 2017.
- Co-author: "Parental Alienation During and After the Divorce," New York Law Journal, July 2017.
- Co-author: "The Gray Divorce Phenomenon," New York Law Journal, July 2016.
- Hofstra University School of Law (J.D.)
- Emory University (B.A.)
- New York
- New Jersey
- Moses & Singer Attorneys Achieve Top Women Super Lawyers Status
- Moses & Singer Attorneys Achieve Super Lawyers Status
- Moses & Singer Attorneys Achieve Super Lawyers Status
- Super Lawyers Honors 41 Moses & Singer Attorneys in 2015 New York Metro Edition
- Super Lawyers Honors 36 Moses & Singer Attorneys in 2014 New York Metro Edition
- Moses & Singer Women Attorneys Featured in New York Times Magazine
- Super Lawyers Announces List of Winning Moses & Singer Attorneys
- Legal Issues in Couples Cases
- Family Law and Family Dynamics: All About Prenups
- Trusts: Planning and Drafting for Divorce
- Protecting Trust Assets from Divorce - From Prenups to Self-Settled Trusts
- Pre and Post-Nup Clauses to Address Trust Issues Webinar
- Until Death or Divorce Do We Part
- Till Death Do Us Part: Marriage, Divorce, Prenups and Estate Administration
- 'Til Death or Divorce Do Us Part
- Everything a Financial Planner Needs to Know About Marriage and Divorce
- What To Do Before and After You Say I Do
- Love, Death and Divorce - Integrating Marital Law with Estate and Financial Planning
- Love, Death and Divorce
- Love, Death and Divorce
- Divorce Planning After the 2017 Tax Act
- Family Law for Real Housewives: The Domestic Violence Version
- Ferri v. Powell-Ferri: A Critical Planning Case for Practitioners
- Family Law for Real Housewives: The Ins and Outs of Moving Out
- Family Law for Real Housewives: Ramona, Mario & The Gray Divorce
- Family Law for Real Housewives: How A Prenup Can Help
- Family Law for Real Housewives Quickie: What About An Annulment?
- Family Law for Real Housewives: Is It About Tom?
- Family Law for Real Housewives
- Parental Alienation During and After Divorce
- Trust Issues: Pre- And Post-Nuptial Clauses
- Trust Issues: Pre- And Post-Nuptial Clauses
- The Gray Divorce Phenomenon
- Coming to America - Love, Marriage and Immigration
- 'Til Death or Divorce Do Us Part
- What CPAs Need to Know about Tying and Untying the Knot
- New Spousal Support Guidelines & Other Changes in Matrimonial Law
- Exploring the Impact of Domestic Violence on Domestic Relations
- The Crossroads of Immigration and Family Law
- Matrimonial & Family Law Practice Group Newsletter
- Before the Cake and the Wedding Dress: Couples Should Discuss Finances Before Saying I Do
- Godparents and Guardians: Your Baby's Significant Others
- Ethics in Family Law: Leading Lawyers on Guiding Clients Through Domestic Disputes in a Principled Manner (Inside the Minds)
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