We have represented countless clients in the purchase or sale of their home; creating their estate plan; probating the wills of loved ones; forming LLCs and corporations; and numerous other areas.

 
 

Estate Probate/Administration

When an individual passes away in New York, their assets and debts need to be distributed and settled, respectively.  If that individual had a will, the process is called “Probate”; if they died without a will, the process is called “Administration”.

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ESTATE PLANNING

While the topic of one’s own death is not a pleasant one, failure to plan for it can harm the very people you would want to benefit from your lifetime of hard work. An estate plan is necessary, regardless of the size of the estate. 

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Family Law

If you are engaged and considering a pre-nuptial agreement we can make sure that you are protected with minimal intrusion to the future marriage. If you need to plan for separation or divorce, we can assist in a respectful manner that is comforting during a difficult time.

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Municipal Law

Our attorneys represent towns, villages, planning and zoning boards and fire districts. With more than forty years of experience we provide quality legal representation to municipalities and to individuals who may have applications before municipalities or concerns in their interactions with local government.

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Real Estate

We have represented countless clients in the purchase or sale of their home.

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Business Law

Whether you are starting your own business or are looking to buy an existing business, you need proper legal advice. We represent numerous businesses in various capacities.

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Criminal Defense

Being accused of a crime is very serious.  Even a misdemeanor conviction can have life, and career altering consequences.  Eric W. Stowe is a former Senior Assistant District Attorney in Monroe County and was assigned to the Major Felony Bureau.  He has the experience to guide you through the criminal justice system.

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