On March 15, 2020, our nation’s largest school district underwent a historic transformation by closing all of its school buildings in order to protect our 1.1 million students, staff members, families, and fellow New Yorkers from the spreading of COVID-19. Finally, after months of speculation and online distance learning, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced that… Read More
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Partition of Real Estate in New York: What You Need to Know
The partition of real estate is a legal action that many people would not necessarily recognize. However, a partition is a relatively common occurrence when co-owners of real estate can’t agree on what to do with the property or need to divide it between them. To fully understand partition, you will need to be familiar… Read More
What is a Will Contest?
Losing a loved one is often a highly traumatic event for you and your family members. No matter how well-prepared you think you are for the death of a close family, the aftermath of the death quickly can become overwhelming and challenging to handle. In situations such as these, we tend to lean on other… Read More
Immigration Suspended for 60 Days Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
Immigration Suspended for 60 Days Amid COVID-19 Pandemic Over the past three years, the Trump Administration has focused a great deal of effort on changing policies and regulations to push its agenda of limiting both legal and illegal immigration. Amid the widespread closures of schools and businesses in most states, the current administration has continued… Read More
