ABOUT ALISON KEIL, ESQ.

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Alison Keil Esq. focuses her practice on family and matrimonial law and serves as a powerful advocate for all clients, guiding them through difficult divorces and complex family issues. She has appeared in Supreme and Family Courts in all five boroughs of New York City and Long Island. For over two decades, she has represented individuals in contested and uncontested matrimonial actions, child-related matters including custody, visitation, relocation and paternity, as well as mediation and collaborative law processes. Alison regularly negotiates prenuptial, postnuptial, settlement and separation agreements, and advises clients regarding pension and retirement plans, stock options, trusts, limited partnerships, closely held corporations, and the valuation of businesses, professional licenses, enhanced earning capacity and celebrity status.

Alison Keil, Esq. is also a certified mediator in New York and Florida and completed forty hours of training in 2013 at the Center for Mediation in Training in New York City.  Then, in 2020, she completed an additional forty hours of training with Stalder Mediation which is a Part 146 course approved by the New York state courts.  In 2021, Alison became certified to mediate cases by the Florida Supreme Court which required 40 hours of training plus a mentorship.

It is the passion and attention to each client that has led Alison to achieve a reputation for devotion and service. Her reputation reflects the sincere personal commitment made to each of client and the unique circumstances of each matter. Alison strives to make all family law issues easier for those undergoing them, and has devoted her legal career to serving individuals in need of legal guidance through challenging times. It is this deep commitment to her clients that enables her to serve them in a more powerful way, fighting to protect their interests as if each client were her own family.

Alison graduated from the University of Michigan. During her studies she spent one year studying abroad at the Spanish American Institute in Seville, Spain. Thereafter, Alison attended the Cardozo School of Law where she served as an Editor of the Arts and Entertainment Law Journal and worked in the Family Court for the Advocates for Battered Women. Prior to founding Keil & Siegel LLP, Alison practiced exclusively family and matrimonial law as an Associate at Cohen, Goldstein & Silpe LLP and thereafter at Katsky Korins LLP.