About Yuliya
Yuliya Vangorodska studied at Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsbe before beginning her legal career in New York. She built her early practice in the city and moved into private practice roles that led to partnership at her own firm. Her training at Touro College provided the foundation for work in court and client-facing roles that followed.
She has been a partner at Vangorodska Law Office since 2005. That is the principal professional label she has used while developing her practice. Over more than two decades in the field she has managed the responsibilities that come with running a small law office, including advising clients, handling filings, and appearing in court when necessary.
Her professional affiliations run across local and national groups. She joined the Federal Bar Association, Southern District of New York, in 2008 and remains a member. Since 2014 she has been active in the Brooklyn Bar Association Family Law Section and the Russian American Bar Association. She also lists membership in Advocates for Children of New York, Inc., and support for ACCESS York. Those connections reflect an engagement with both courtroom procedure and community-oriented organizations.
Her practice has included family law matters and child-related cases. Membership in the Brooklyn Bar Association’s Family Law Section and in Advocates for Children of New York suggests regular involvement in custody and welfare issues, though the specifics of any individual matter vary. She also maintains familiarity with federal procedures through her Federal Bar Association membership, which can be relevant when cases touch on federal statutes or federal court filings.
Vangorodska has maintained offices under the Vangorodska Law Office name. She continues to practice in New York and has handled a range of client matters over the years. Her work combines courtroom appearances, negotiation on behalf of clients, and participation in local bar activities. She currently practices at Vangorodska Law Office and focuses on family law and related matters.
