Frequently Asked Questions

  • Our attorneys are admitted to practice in New York, New Jersey, and Florida. This allows us to represent clients with real estate and business interests across multiple jurisdictions, offering seamless guidance for transactions or legal matters that span state lines.

  • We represent a diverse range of clients — from first-time homebuyers and small business owners to real estate developers, investors, and established corporations. Whether your matter involves property transactions, business formation, or contract negotiation, we tailor our legal strategy to your specific goals.

  • Yes. Our attorneys regularly assist clients in both residential and commercial transactions, including purchases, sales, leasing, financing, and development projects. We ensure every detail - from due diligence to closing - is managed efficiently and in your best interest.

  • During your initial consultation, one of our attorneys will review your situation, answer your questions, and outline a clear plan of action. You’ll leave with a practical understanding of your legal options and next steps - no confusion, no hidden fees.

  • We believe in transparency. Most of our transactional and advisory matters are handled on a flat-fee basis, while litigation or complex cases may be billed hourly. Before beginning work, we’ll provide a clear, written fee agreement so you know exactly what to expect.

  • While our office is based in New York City, we frequently advise clients throughout the tri-state area and beyond, including out-of-state investors involved in New York real estate or business ventures.