Port Jefferson, NY
Litigation Lawyer at Port Jefferson, NY
Practice Areas: Litigation, Criminal Defense ... +3 more
If the Defendant is charged with a felony and if he was Indicted by the Grand Jury ( see previous article The Grand Jury ) the Defendants attorney should consider making a Motion to Inspect the Minut...
See Full GuideThe process of appealing an unfavorable decision ( usually after a trial ) whether in a Criminal or Civil Case and whether in a NY State or in a Federal case is substantially the same with some relat...
See Full GuideThe question of whether a defendant should request and participate in a felony exam is similar to the questions of whether the defendant should testify before The Grand Jury (see previous article The...
See Full GuideUnlike in State Courts in New York where only certain types of cases require electronic filing of documents, the Federal Courts ( both Bankruptcy Courts and the U. S. District Courts ) require it i...
See Full GuideThere are many types of Negligence cases, but the following are the most common types. 1. Personal Injury 2. Malpractice Cases a) Medical Malpractice b) Dental Malpractice c) Legal Malpractice d) Malpr...
See Full GuideThe Grand jury is only used in Criminal Felony cases, not misdemeanors. Its function is to determine whether there is reasonable cause to believe that the defendant committed the crime charged. This i...
See Full GuideAfter Arraignment ( see previous article Arraignment, Release on own Recognizance, Bail ) the court sets another court date . Prior to or on this court date, the Defense attorney usually decides whe...
See Full GuideThe Process of Estate Administration generally takes 2 forms- 1. Estate Administration, 2. Probate of the Estate. Estate Administration is for estates in which the decedent ( the person who died ) did...
See Full GuideThere are 4 basic documents everyone should have for Estate Planning. They are : 1.A Last Will and Testament 2. A Durable Power of Attorney 3. A Health Care Proxy 4. A NY Living Will I will briefly...
See Full GuideArraignment on the charge(s) occurs shortly after arrest and is when you are brought before a judge to enter a plea ( usually you should always plead not guilty at this beginning stage of the crimin...
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