New YorkNew York(NY) Block, Paul S personal infomation and areas of practice

New York New YorkGoldberg, Scudieri, Lindenberg, P.C. attorney Block, Paul S is a Very good lawyer practice area in Estate Planning, Family Law, Real Estate Law,Goldberg, Scudieri, Lindenberg, P.C.

if you have any problem in Estate Planning, Family Law, Real Estate Law,please email to Goldberg, Scudieri, Lindenberg, P.C. or call (212) 921-1600 or Go to our company directly(addr:45 West 45th Street Suite 1401New York,NY) ,we will provide free legal advice for you.

• 80% of Practice Devoted to Litigation

• New York, 1989

• Brooklyn Law School, Brooklyn, New York

• Goldberg, Scudieri, Lindenberg, P.C. is a full-service law firm.

  Our major areas of concentration?are ?Real Estate and Landlord/Tenant law.? We represent clients in Landlord/Tenant matters including Non Payments, Holdovers, Appeals, Article 78s, Marshal's Notices, Orders to Show Cause, Non-Primary Residence Proceedings, Owner Occupancy Proceedings,?Demolitions, Overcharges, Subleases, Pets, Jury Trials, Injunctions, Leases, Lease Negotiations, Residential & Commercial and Buy-outs.

  As part of our Real Estate practice, we also represent?clients at real estate closings for purchases, leases, subleases, contracts, litigation co-ops, condos and vacant land. Our practice covers individual and commercial properties of all types.

  We also have a significant practice in Family Law, including Divorce and Custody/Support issues, Estate Planning, Bankruptcy, Personal Injury of all types and Criminal Defense. We do Litigation and Appeals in all areas of the law to support our clients' many requirements. Our attorneys are proud of their litigation records and are admitted in all Courts, both State and Federal, in the New York metropolitan area.

  Our Bankruptcy Practice includes CHAPTERS 7 11 & 13.

  Stop Evictions - Foreclosures - Lawsuits. Eliminate or Negotiate Credit Card Debt, Creditors, Judgments, Taxes, Loans and all debts. Protect your: Home, Assets, Savings, Cars, Property, Wages & more.

  Our Family Law Practice includes CHILD CUSTODY & VISITATION, CHILD SUPPORT, RESTRAINING ORDERS, FAMILY COURT and CHILD SUPPORT.

  We have staff who speak many languages to assist you with your problem. Don't hesitate to speak with us about your legal issue. We are only a phone call away!

Goldberg, Scudieri, Lindenberg, P.C. & Joy Attorneys

New York lawyer Alexander, Ivy B. New York lawyer Block, Paul S New York New York lawyer Goldberg, Alan J New York New York lawyer Goldberg, Robert H. New York New York lawyer Lindenberg, Mark New York New York lawyer Scudieri, David G

Estate Planning, Family Law, Real Estate Law legal template form download

lawyer Block, Paul S Reviews

estate planning

real estate

Real Estate

Real Estate

Marketing job application?

Ok, sorry long post. I bought a doberman puppy three weeks ago. She told me she was the runt.. . When i arrived she was twice as small as her littermates which were sold and leaving that day. They were only six weeks old. The puppies ribs were showing and belly extended. I asked about this and she says probably due to the fact she had wormed her the day before. She said she was eating well and not nursing so she was fine to leave.

I have been spelling my first name two different ways since I could write, and I finally figured out why. The name on my birth certificate has an extra letter than the name on my social security card. I only know now because I just got a job and they required a copy of my social security card. My parents held my birth certificate and security card in fear that I would get an ID and do bad things, I guess. (I turn 21 in a couple of days.) I don't know if this is a huge problem, but if it will mess me up in the long run, I need to know, is it absolutely imperative that I get this fixed? Will it affect anything with my job? I noticed that when they send me letters in the mail for benefits, they use the name on my social security card. . Also, I want to go by the spelling that is on my birth certificate, and not the name with the missing letter on my social security card. That's the name I go by. I figured since my schools never called me on it, and at school our social is your student ID, that it wasn't a problem..

No prescribed form. Write application on letter head / any paper.

I am divorced and have my ex-husband's surname. Now, I am planning to get married second time and I want to change my surname into my new husband's surname. How do I do that?. Do I need to change it into my maiden name prior to wedding? or it's automatically after the wedding that I can take his name? . confused and can't find direct answers online...pls help.

Modeling...?

this is the lawyers reviews