Grace Rispoli-Gomez

Family law touches on the most personal parts of people’s lives. I approach my work with the belief that legal guidance should bring clarity and steadiness during what can feel like overwhelming times. Whether the issue involves parenting schedules, financial matters, or both, my role is to give clients the information, strategy, and reassurance they need to move forward with confidence.

I earned my J.D. from Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School, where I was an active competitor in moot court and mock trial and recognized as a Top 10 Oral Advocate on the national stage. I also contributed to Law Review, publishing a piece on homelessness legislation. These experiences built not only my advocacy skills but also my respect for preparation and thoughtful analysis — qualities I bring to every case.

Today, I handle the full range of family law matters with a focus on clear communication and practical problem-solving. Clients know that I will take the time to explain their options, listen closely to their concerns, and work with them to find a path forward that feels manageable and fair.

I am a member of the New York State Bar Association, Westchester County Bar Association, Westchester Women’s Bar Association, and Hudson Valley Hispanic Bar Association.

When I’m not practicing law, I enjoy discovering new restaurants, experimenting with different cuisines, and playing the piano. Most importantly, I treasure time spent with my family, which continually reminds me why I value this work so much.