As an experienced Buffalo Personal Injury Attorney, folks often come into the office and their child has been hurt in an automobile accident and they want to know who can make a claim on behalf of their child. What I tell them is if their child is over the age of 18, then the child […]
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When people come to see me as a Buffalo Divorce Lawyer, they often ask about a no fault divorce. I explain that, since 2010, New York State has had no-fault divorce laws. That means, rather than having to make allegations of wrongdoing against the other spouse, one party need only allege that the marriage has been irretrievably […]
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Jan
As a Buffalo DWI Attorney, I am often asked what the limits for blood alcohol content or BAC are. For driving while impaired, which is an infraction, it’s up to 0.07. For driving while intoxicated, which is a misdemeanor, it’s 0.08 to 0.17. For aggravated DWI it’s 0.18 or over. Are you concerned what the […]
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I often have parents come to me as an experienced Buffalo Child Custody Attorney, and they ask how non-reimbursed medical bills should be handled. Expenses that are not covered by insurance are called non-reimbursed medical expenses. Those normally include co-pays for doctor visits and prescriptions. In New York State, the law says those expenses are […]
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The Tuesday, January 17th, meeting of the Buffalo Investors & Exchangors Group (B.I.E.G.), will feature a Panel discussion with 3 experts in real estate investing. The meeting will be held at the Millennium Hotel, located at 2040 Walden Avenue, Cheektowaga (next to the Walden Galleria Mall). The meeting is free and open to the public. […]
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Jan
Jan
As a Buffalo Real Estate Attorney, I am often asked about the rented property riders. Rented property riders are essential if you are buying rental property. These riders lay out all of the terms pertaining to the lease, when the lease expires, the security deposits, etc. One very important provision of rented property riders is to allow the […]
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Jan
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Sometimes, a person comes into see me wanting to know the difference between divorce and separation – and whether or not they can formalize their separation with a written agreement. A normal separation agreement is a 10- to 40-page (or even longer) document which addresses all the issues that exist between the parties – the […]
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As a Buffalo DWI attorney, I am often asked whether or not to refuse a breathalyzer test. Although you should be very cooperative when you’re pulled over for DWI, you are not required to submit to a breathalyzer test. However, you can face the possibility of having your license revoked for refusing the test. If […]
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As a Buffalo DWI Attorney, I am often asked what are the possible penalties for a DWI conviction. This will depend on a number of factors as to whether or not there was an accident, what your past record is. It can result in a fine, imprisonment, conditional discharge. There is also a civil penalty […]