Review: “I found Gene honest straight forward. He did not sugar coat the possibilities. Gene handled my divorce, and during the divorce process I fell into addiction, making g the case difficult for anyone, but some how Gene mana...
Neil Marcus is a Estate Planning, Family, Land Use & Zoning attorney who attended New York University School of Law. This attorney practices out of Danbury, CT and has been licensed for 46 years.
Richard Kilcullen is a Real Estate, General Practice, Family, Criminal Defense attorney who attended University of Baltimore School of Law. This attorney practices out of Danbury, CT and has been licensed for 40 years.
Review: “Kathy is an excellent attorney with great discernment. She handled a very tough family case for us. She was able to interview the many parties involved family and non family members, as well as other professionals invol...
Review: “I have used her services over the last 10 years and had nothing but excellent results. I highly recommend her to anyone looking for her services”
Helen Previdi is a Real Estate, Family, Elder Law, Estate Planning attorney and has been licensed for 36 years. This attorney works in Newtown, CT and went to University of Bridgeport.
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