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Aronov Family Law NY: The Rego Park Divorce Firm That Promises a 14-Day Uncontested Divorce

At a Glance

Founded by	Robert Aronov, doing business as Robert Aronov & Associates, P.C. (per the firm)
Focus	Divorce and family law is one of several practice areas, alongside real estate, bankruptcy, immigration, personal injury, and consumer law (per the firm)
Office	98-14 Queens Blvd, Queens, NY 11374 (Rego Park), with additional listed offices in Jamaica and Manhattan
Signature results	Firm markets a 14-day uncontested divorce turnaround; specific dollar-figure case results advertised in rotating site graphics were not independently attributable to named, verifiable cases (see Track Record)
Distinctive edge	Fully virtual, expedited uncontested divorce process across all five boroughs
Fee model	Advertises minimum NY court filing fees of $335; attorney fees not published
Known for	High-volume, multi-borough uncontested divorce filings (per the firm)

Origin and Background

Robert Aronov’s firm operates out of a Rego Park, Queens office on Queens Boulevard, a short walk from the 63rd Drive subway station, and lists additional offices in Jamaica and Manhattan. The firm’s core marketing claim is speed: it advertises that an uncontested New York divorce, where both spouses agree on custody, property, and support, can be finalized in as little as 14 days through a fully virtual filing process.

What Makes This Firm Structurally Different

Aronov Family Law NY is not a boutique matrimonial practice; it is a multi-practice consumer law firm where divorce is one line of business alongside real estate, bankruptcy, immigration, personal injury, and consumer-protection law (credit reporting, debt collection defense). Its structural pitch is volume and speed for uncontested filings rather than depth in complex or high-conflict matrimonial litigation.

Practice Areas

• Uncontested and contested divorce
• Child custody and visitation
• Child support calculations and modifications
• Spousal maintenance and alimony
• Prenuptial, postnuptial, and cohabitation agreements
• Divorce appeals

Track Record

The firm’s site displays rotating dollar figures alongside first names and last initials (for example, figures attributed to “Sara B.” and “Riva J.”) and separately lists several named uncontested-divorce timelines (for example, a case completed in seven days). Awesome Attorneys could not independently verify these figures or confirm they correspond to identifiable, sourced case records, and notes that the same page contains an apparent template error referencing a different firm’s attorney by name in Aronov’s own biography section — a sourcing-quality concern Awesome Attorneys is disclosing directly rather than repeating the figures as verified fact. Past results in any matter do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome in any future matter.

Client Voice

Awesome Attorneys did not identify a set of individually attributed, full-name client reviews on the firm’s own site as of the research date; the firm cites aggregate ratings on Google, FindLaw, Avvo, and Justia without reproducing individual review text on the pages reviewed.

Beyond the Courtroom

Robert Aronov publishes consumer-facing legal explainer articles under his own byline on the firm’s blog, including pieces on how New York courts divide property and how to respond when a spouse hides assets.

Recognition

The firm’s site displays several self-described awards (“Best Trial Lawyer,” “NYC Lawyer of Distinction,” “Best of the Best Attorneys Family Law”) whose issuing bodies and selection criteria are not independently documented on the pages reviewed; Awesome Attorneys is not able to distinguish these from pay-to-play marketing-program badges based on available information, and discloses that distinction gap directly rather than presenting the awards as equivalent to peer-reviewed credentials. New York does not maintain a board-certification system for family law comparable to Texas’s TBLS or Arizona’s Board of Legal Specialization, so Awesome Attorneys does not apply “specialist” language to any New York family law attorney on that basis.

New York Legal Backdrop

New York permits no-fault divorce under Domestic Relations Law § 170(7) once a spouse swears under oath the marriage has been irretrievably broken for at least six months, alongside fault grounds like cruelty, abandonment, and adultery that remain available. Residency requirements under DRL § 230 generally require at least one year of continuous New York residence with a qualifying connection to the state, or two years regardless of where the marriage took place. Marital property is divided under equitable distribution (DRL § 236(B)(5)) rather than an automatic 50/50 split, and spousal maintenance follows a statutory income-based formula (DRL § 236(B)(6)) with an income cap and self-support reserve adjusted periodically by the state. None of this is legal advice; a specific divorce, custody, or support matter should be evaluated by a licensed New York attorney based on the actual facts involved.

Awesome Attorneys Assessment

Aronov Family Law NY’s clearest differentiator is speed and accessibility for straightforward, uncontested divorces handled virtually across multiple boroughs, backed by a real, verifiable Queens office. The honest limitation is that this is a high-volume, multi-practice firm rather than a matrimonial boutique, and Awesome Attorneys found sourcing-quality concerns on the firm’s own site — unattributable case-result figures and at least one apparent template error naming a different firm’s attorney — that warrant a prospective client’s own diligence before relying on the site’s marketed results. For a New York City resident with a genuinely uncontested, low-complexity divorce who wants a fast, virtual process, that trade-off may work; for a high-conflict or high-asset matter, a boutique with a more rigorously documented track record may be a better fit.

Methodology and Sourcing

This profile was researched from the firm’s own website, including its divorce-practice landing page, office-location listings, blog articles under Robert Aronov’s byline, and self-displayed award graphics.

Publisher Disclosure and Independence Notice

Awesome Attorneys is an independent legal directory and editorial publication. This profile was not paid for, commissioned, or reviewed by Robert Aronov & Associates, P.C. prior to publication. Awesome Attorneys does not endorse, recommend, or warrant any profiled firm, and inclusion in this directory is not a paid placement. “Awesome Attorneys” is a brand name only and does not constitute a rating or ranking claim. Facts stated are current only as of this profile’s research date.