David Elbaum

David Elbaum is a distinguished attorney with a focus on family law, practicing at Camber Law LLC in New York, New York. Serving the Greater New York Metro Area, he is dedicated to helping individuals navigate family law, including divorce, child custody and support issues.Mr. Elbaum's legal journey began after he graduated with honors from Fordham University School of Law. His career took off in 2000 when he worked as a civil rights and constitutional lawyer, where he developed strong litigation skills. These skills were further enhanced during his time at a law firm established by the renowned constitutional lawyer and journalist Glenn Greenwald. In 2006, he shifted his focus entirely to matrimonial and family law.Mr. Elbaum has extensive experience in all areas of matrimonial and family law, adeptly handling cases involving child custody, spousal support and the equitable distribution of assets. His previous background in accounting equips him with a unique ability to manage complex financial matters, making him particularly effective for clients with intricate asset portfolios. This combination of legal and financial acumen allows him to provide comprehensive support to his clients, ensuring that all aspects of their cases are thoroughly addressed.A core belief of Mr. Elbaum is the importance of understanding and clarifying a client’s objectives from the very beginning of their legal representation. This approach enables him to formulate a strategy that is cost-effective, efficient and specifically tailored to the client's needs. He values and encourages active participation from his clients, fostering a collaborative environment where they feel engaged and empowered throughout the legal process.Mr. Elbaum is actively involved in the legal community as a member of the Family Law Section of the New York State Bar Association, where he has also served on its legislative subcommittee. Additionally, he is an associate of the New York City Bar Association and has contributed to its Matrimonial Law Committee.