Broome County City Lawyer
Providing a Range of Legal Services
At my Binghamton-area law firm, I offer clients a broad spectrum of legal services, from divorce and family law to consumer bankruptcy and drunk driving (DWI) defense. Since 1991, my law practice has served clients throughout the upstate New York region, building on my more than 30 years of legal experience.
An Attorney You Can Talk To
Clients appreciate my ability to understand their concerns. When they visit my Johnson City law office, they are frequently in crisis. They may be facing a DWI charge. They may be unable to pay their bills because of an illness in the family or a job loss. I believe that a major part of my job is to help clients find solutions and to give them hope.
Focusing on Problem Solving
Oftentimes, people hesitate to consult a lawyer because they are afraid that the attorney will judge them. I make sure that clients and potential clients know that judging is not my job. Rather, my job is to find ways to resolve the problems that brought them to my office, whether the problem is a child custody dispute or a reckless driving charge.
As a former prosecutor and corporation counsel for the City of Binghamton, I have extensive knowledge of all the state and federal courts in the Central New York region. This benefits my clients today, as I can anticipate how a particular court, judge or district attorney might respond to a motion or a proposal for alternative sentencing. This location allows me to conveniently in Broome, Tioga, Chenango, Delaware and Cortland counties. My office is relaxed and clients receive a warm welcome.
I have lived in Central New York for most of my adult life, attending SUNY-Binghamton and Syracuse University for college and law school, respectively. This gives me an understanding of the values of my clients and an awareness of how their problems may affect their lives.
To speak with me, contact Binghamton law office at 607-821-0100.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.