Corey M. Shapiro Profile

The Transformational MomentI was just eight years old when my mother vanished. One moment she was present—her voice resonating in the kitchen, her shoes neatly placed by the door. And then, she was gone.I awaited her return after school, but as night fell, as breakfast was served, she remained absent. No one could elucidate why she departed from me and my sister. No one could shed light on what transgression we were guilty of.She reached out just once. “I'm at the mall,” she uttered. “I love you.” Yet she never returned. Not that evening. Not for months.Time ebbed away with waiting, melancholy, and disgrace.I couldn’t grasp the intricacies of lawyers, custody disputes, or financial matters. I simply comprehended the void in her absence. Her chair sat vacant at the dinner table. Had she forsaken us?My father lingered by the doorway at night, fatigued yet striving to maintain composure. That was supposed to be my mom’s role. Where was she? My universe descended into chaos.Divorce doesn’t merely sever marital ties—it shatters lives. It disrupts everything assumed to be stable. It leaves you awake at night, gazing at the ceiling, pondering how you arrived here and what lies ahead. I understand this intimately, for I experienced it firsthand. And I witness it daily in my clients, in their offspring.This is what propels me in my vocation.My duty as your legal representative isn’t to stoke conflict, but to safeguard what holds significance. Your essence, your welfare, your children's assurance of security, that life can persevere.The true mission is to restore your agency when engulfed in disbelief, fury, and bewilderment. Because divorce isn’t solely about legal formalities—it pertains to your tomorrow, your offspring, your capacity to awaken one day feeling complete once more.Learn more on coreyshapiro.com