About Alexander Edward
Alexander E. Sklavos is the founder and principal attorney at The Sklavos Law Group, PC, located in Jericho, New York. Since his admission to the New York State Bar in 1997, he is known for excellence in various areas of law. Additionally, Mr. Sklavos is licensed to practice in the United States Federal Courts, expanding his ability to serve clients in federal matters. His educational background includes a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Union College in Schenectady, New York, which he completed before pursuing a legal career. After earning his undergraduate degree, Mr. Sklavos attended St.
John's University School of Law, where he obtained his Juris Doctor. His time at St. John's was marked by academic honors, reflecting his commitment to legal scholarship. Notably, he was recognized as Clinician of the Year for his dedicated work with disadvantaged senior citizens, showcasing his commitment to social justice and community service. This experience laid the groundwork for his future practice, emphasizing litigation practice for those in need. Before founding The Sklavos Law Group, PC, Mr. Sklavos clerked for Justice Thomas Demakos of the New York State Supreme Court. This role provided him with invaluable insight into judicial decision-making and the details of complex litigation.
The experience developed his analytical skills and broadened his knowledge of the legal process, which he applies in his practice today. His time in the courtroom gave him the tools necessary to navigate challenging cases effectively. In addition to his legal practice, Mr. Sklavos is committed to legal education. He serves as an adjunct professor at Touro College, where he teaches Business Law and Real Estate courses. His involvement in academia allows him to share his knowledge and experience with future legal professionals. Furthermore, he has served on the Board of Directors of the Nassau County Bar Association, contributing to the legal community and advocating for the interests of fellow attorneys. His active participation in various committees, including the Matrimonial Law Committee and the Real Property Committee, highlights his dedication to advancing the field of law.
Mr. Sklavos's practice areas include matrimonial and family law, civil litigation, and landlord-tenant law, both commercial and residential. He has successfully represented clients in complex custody disputes and business division cases, demonstrating his versatility as an attorney. Real estate matters also comprise a significant portion of his practice. This lets the attorney assist clients in handling the requirements of property law. With offices in Huntington Station, White Plains, Bay Shore, and Jericho, New York, he serves clients throughout Long Island and the New York metropolitan area, ensuring that quality legal representation is accessible to those in need.
