Criminal Defense Lawyer for Gun Charges in NY

If you’re reading this, you probably already know that gun charges are treated very seriously in New York. The punishments can be really harsh, including mandatory prison sentences even for first time offenders. 

Put simply, there is too much at stake to sit back and wait. Having an aggressive and proactive criminal defense lawyer with experience fighting gun possession cases is critical to building a strong defense.

Gun possession cases are priority cases at the Law Office of Michael J. McConnell, and they tend to be one of the most common types of cases that we handle.

As a former NYC prosecutor, Michael J. McConnell has experience litigating gun cases from both sides of the courtroom and has a strong understanding of how police and prosecutors build these cases.

Most importantly, he knows that how these arrests happen in the real world is often not the same as the story claimed by the police and has used that knowledge to successfully defend clients from serious gun charges by aggressively challenging things like:

  • illegal stops and frisks
  • unlawful searches
  • police misconduct

So if you are facing a felony gun charge in New York after an illegal stop and frisk, an unlawful search of your car, racial profiling, or any other type of police misconduct, you can quickly and easily schedule a free consultation with our office by giving us a call 24/7 for urgent matters or by Signing Up for Your Free Initial Phone Call.

Call 24/7

Helping Good People Fight Harsh Gun Laws in New York

When people hear that someone is charged with a gun crime, they often think of some hardened criminal who was out committing violence. However, the reality is often much different. 

Many of the people who face serious felony gun charges in New York are otherwise law-abiding people. Many of them have no prior criminal record. And quite frankly it is not at all uncommon for people charged with gun possession to have not even realized their possession was unlawful, especially those visiting from out of state. 

The types of people arrested for felony gun possession who we have represented include:

  • Survivors of domestic violence who only had the gun for self protection
  • People traveling from other states with a firearm
  • College students and young adults who might’ve been unfamiliar with the strict licensing requirements in New York
  • Military veterans

Don’t make the mistake of thinking that because this is your first arrest and you’re otherwise a good law-abiding person that a felony gun charge isn’t serious. These charges can often carry mandatory prison time upon conviction even for first-time offenders. 

Your Two Most Important Rights After a Gun Arrest

If you have been arrested for possessing a firearm in New York, it is critical for you to understand that you have certain rights, including:

Right to Remain Silent

You have a constitutional right to remain silent when being questioned by the police, which means you don’t have to explain anything to them.

This is important because any anything that you do say can (and will) be used against you in court on a gun possession case. Even things that you say that seem helpful to you can backfire when twisted and turned by cops and the DA.

Right to a Lawyer

You also have a constitutional right to a lawyer, which means you should always ask for a lawyer right away when you are arrested for possessing a firearm in New York.

The reason early legal representation is so important is that you have too much at stake to risk speaking to the cops without a lawyer present. Additionally, having trusted legal counsel from the start can be a major advantage in:

  • preparing arguments for your release at arraignment
  • conducting an independent investigation into the facts
  • obtaining nearby surveillance footage to show this was an illegal stop and frisk

Understanding your rights is half the battle, but the other half is hiring a dedicated criminal defense lawyer who knows how to protect them from day one. So don’t wait to speak with a lawyer. Every moment matters, especially after a gun arrest in New York.

Common Felony Gun Charges in New York

New York criminalizes gun possession under a number of different laws. The most typical charges fall under the category of Criminal Possession of a Weapon and there are varying degrees of this offense. 

Some common felony charges that New York gun possession defense lawyers handle include:

  • Criminal Possession of a Weapon in the First Degree under Penal Law § 265.04 
  • Criminal Possession of a Weapon in the Second Degree under Penal Law § 265.03.
  • Criminal Possession of a Weapon in the Third Degree under Penal Law § 265.02.
  • Criminal Possession of a Firearm Penal Law § 265.01-b.

These laws are really strict, even if you have never been in trouble before and are an otherwise law-abiding citizen.

For example, a very common charge that applies when someone possesses a loaded firearm without a proper license is Criminal Possession of a Weapon in the 2nd Degree (PL § 265.03). If you’re convicted of that offense, the minimum amount of prison time you can receive is 3.5 years and the maximum is 15 years. 

How a Skilled New York Gun Possession Lawyer Can Help You

The first hours and days after a felony gun arrest are critical. Things move very fast and you need a criminal defense attorney who is proactive. 

Thorough and Detailed Client Interview

First and foremost, a good criminal defense lawyer will thoroughly interview their client to find out what happened. This can be really important for getting key details about the police search and seizure or an illegal stop and frisk while the events are fresh in the client’s mind. 

Independent Investigation and Review of the Evidence

From there, a diligent attorney will conduct their own investigation making sure all critical evidence is preserved (e.g., video, witness statements, etc.) and by requesting discovery from the prosecutor.

On gun cases in particular, there can often be a ton of arrest paperwork and hours of body camera footage from the police that need to be reviewed diligently by an attorney, some of which may contain helpful pieces of information to help you beat a gun case.  

Aggressively Litigating Suppression Issues

In gun cases, it is critical for an attorney to file a strong motion to suppress evidence that challenges whether the police had a lawful basis to stop the defendant, frisk them, or search for a weapon.

Then at the eventual suppression hearing before the judge, the DA will need to call the officers as witnesses to attempt to establish that their conduct was lawful. And this is where it is time for a defense lawyer to do their most critical work.

Through a carefully planned, sophisticated, and relentless cross-examination of police officers at suppression hearings, a defense lawyer will try to show that the cops lacked the lawful authority to stop, frisk, or search.

If successful, the judge might “suppress” the recovery of the firearm, which means the DA will not be allowed to put the gun into evidence at trial. And typically that means the case gets dismissed since if there is no gun, there is really no case.

Real World Case Example of How a Detailed Client Interview, Diligent Review of the Evidence, and Aggressive Cross Examination Can Make a Difference

A great example of how a diligent approach can pay off comes from a suppression hearing for a client in early 2026 in the Bronx that Michael J. McConnell won for a client that resulted in their gun possession case getting dismissed.

It all started with a thorough interview of our client when he hired us. We spent hours together going over exactly what happened and what he remembered about the incident. This was critical in identifying some of the main legal issues that applied to the case concerning a possible illegal stop and frisk.

After that, Michael J. McConnell dived deep into the discovery by carefully reviewing every bit of it, including most importantly every second of body worn camera footage. It became immediately clear that this was at least a questionable stop and frisk, but what really blew the case open was nearby surveillance footage from an apartment building that was inconsistent with what the cops claimed led them to approach our client in the first place.

It was that diligent review of the evidence and detail-oriented investigation that allowed Michael J. McConnell to conduct a skillful and laser-focused cross examination of the officers, especially on the following key issues:

  • body worn camera footage that showed the cops talking amongst each other after the arrest that contradicted what they were claiming in court was the real reason for their stop and frisk
  • video surveillance from an apartment building that showed our client walking completely normal, which contradicted the officer’s claims that he was acting suspiciously
  • prior substantiated CCRB complaints and other records that showed these officers had a history of unlawful stops and frisks, especially around the time period of our client’s arrest

Of course, our prior results don’t guarantee future outcomes. Every case will depend on its own unique facts.

However, what this example shows is the impact that an attorney can have when they dive deep into the facts of the case and refuse to accept the official version being claimed by the NYPD and the District Attorney’s Office.

Our Approach to Gun Possession Defense

The Law Office of Michael J. McConnell takes a very proactive approach on gun cases and moves quickly by taking immediate action on these cases because of what is at stake for our clients.

Some of the common things we do on gun cases includes the following:

  • If the police didn’t have a legal basis to stop you, we can challenge that in court and try to get the case dismissed. 
  • If they performed an unconstitutional search, we can move to suppress any unlawfully obtained evidence. 
  • If they questioned you in violation of your Miranda rights, we can try to get any incriminating statements thrown out. 
  • If the case is a result of someone saying you threatened them with a gun, we can look for inconsistencies that show their lack of credibility. 
  • If the gun the cops found was not yours, we develop a comprehensive defense centered around lack of possession.

Our job is always to find every single weakness in the prosecutor’s case, and we work relentlessly to find them. That is what every client deserves: an attorney who is absolutely all in on building the strongest possible defense. 

Common Defenses in Felony Gun Cases

A major misconception is that gun possession cases are straightforward cases. They are often a lot more complicated than most people realize. And the reality is that not every gun arrest leads to a conviction.

So how do you fight a gun case in New York? Here are some of the most common defenses: 

  • Unconstitutional search led to the gun being discovered.
  • The handgun belonged to someone else. 
  • The firearm was not actually operable
  • There is reasonable doubt about whether the defendant knew about the gun.
  • The gun was found as a result of a defective search warrant. 
  • The traffic stop of the defendant that ultimately led to a search of the vehicle was illegal. 
  • The witness who says a gun was pointed at them was mistaken or is simply lying. 

The details matter in every case. Figuring out what the strongest defense is to any particular CPW case in New York really comes down to the attorney spending a lot of time reviewing the evidence and fully understanding the facts.

Second Amendment Challenges and Developing Law

There might not be another area of law that is changing faster right now than gun rights in the United States. This is because much of the case law regarding the 2nd Amendment right to keep and bear arms under the United States Constitution is relatively new. 

Major Supreme Court cases from District of Columbia v. Heller, McDonald v. Chicago, New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen, and United States v. Rahimi have made clear that the government cannot restrict gun rights without a constitutionally permissible reason. 

While for the most part it is true that New York courts have generally upheld many gun laws even after these recent Supreme Court cases, this is all such a new and developing area of law that things are subject to change really quick as more 2nd Amendment cases make their way up to the U.S. Supreme Court. 

As a criminal defense attorney handling gun cases in New York City and the surrounding area, Michael J. McConnell always keeping up to date with the developing case law concerning the 2nd Amendment. It is undoubtedly a critical part of his job to make constitutional challenges where appropriate and preserve issues for appeal. 

Who We Fight For

Many people charged with gun crimes never meant to break the law. People such as survivors of domestic violence who simply felt safer being armed because they couldn’t rely on (or trust) the police to protect them. People who were simply in NYC temporarily and didn’t realize their out of state permit wasn’t valid here. 

The bottom line is that whatever caused you to get arrested for gun possession, Michael J. McConnell is ready to stand and fight for you as your gun possession defense attorney. 

How Much Does a Lawyer Cost for a Felony Gun Case in the NYC area?

Felony gun cases in New York are very serious. Because of what is at risk, these cases require a lot of time, investigation, legal research, and preparation. 

The exact cost for a felony gun possession case in the New York City area can vary significantly from attorney to attorney and even case to case, but the factors that influence cost will typically be the seriousness of the charges, the complexity of the case, the amount of work expected, and whether the case is likely to go to trial. 

With that said, the amount of money you might spend for a private criminal defense attorney to fight a felony criminal possession of a weapon case in New York involving a handgun or other firearm is likely to be at least thousands of dollars in total – often more than ten thousand (and other times even more than that). 

As discussed above, every attorney might do things a bit differently and cost typically comes down to the amount of work anticipated. The reality is that it takes what it takes on these cases. The client wants a high level of service. The attorney wants to get paid for the amount of work required. 

Once you start doing the math a bit in terms of how much time is spent on these cases and multiply that by even a relatively low per hour rate for an attorney, it is easy to see why it costs as much as it does: court appearances, reviewing discovery, strategy calls with clients, negotiations with prosecutors, legal research, drafting motions, preparing for trial, pre-trial hearings, and of course the representation at trial if necessary. 

At the Law Office of Michael J. McConnell, we offer flexible fee structures for qualified cases and qualified clients. In those situations that qualify, the legal fees can be paid by making an initial deposit and then the client pays the remainder through an agreed upon payment plan. This can often make paying for legal services much more affordable for someone. 

If we take on your case, pricing will always be transparent. You will have a fee agreement letter that clearly explains everything. And if you’re not sure whether you can afford a private criminal defense attorney, you can always just give us a call to find out since the first consultation is always free. Just a few minutes of your time can help you get a better understanding of your options. 

Call Today to Speak With a Dedicated Defense Lawyer About Your Gun Charge

If you or someone you love is facing a felony gun charge, don’t wait. These cases move fast. Prosecutors treat them very seriously. And the reality is that the stakes are really high. 

You need a strong defense now. You deserve it. Give us a call today at (914) 810-0510 if you would like a free consultation after an arrest for possessing a firearm in Westchester, the Bronx, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, or Rockland County.

This page is for general information only and is not legal advice. Reading this does not create an attorney-client relationship. Every case is different, and results cannot be guaranteed. For legal advice about your specific case, contact an attorney directly.

Message for a Free Case Evaluation

Page last updated 5/29/26.

Gun Charges

Criminal Defense Lawyer for Gun Charges in NY

If you’re reading this, you probably already know that gun charges are treated very seriously in New York. The punishments can be really harsh, including mandatory prison sentences even for first time offenders. 

Put simply, there is too much at stake to sit back and wait. Having an aggressive and proactive criminal defense lawyer with experience fighting gun possession cases is critical to building a strong defense.

Gun possession cases are priority cases at the Law Office of Michael J. McConnell, and they tend to be one of the most common types of cases that we handle.

As a former NYC prosecutor, Michael J. McConnell has experience litigating gun cases from both sides of the courtroom and has a strong understanding of how police and prosecutors build these cases.

Most importantly, he knows that how these arrests happen in the real world is often not the same as the story claimed by the police and has used that knowledge to successfully defend clients from serious gun charges by aggressively challenging things like:

  • illegal stops and frisks
  • unlawful searches
  • police misconduct

So if you are facing a felony gun charge in New York after an illegal stop and frisk, an unlawful search of your car, racial profiling, or any other type of police misconduct, you can quickly and easily schedule a free consultation with our office by giving us a call 24/7 for urgent matters or by Signing Up for Your Free Initial Phone Call.

Call 24/7

Helping Good People Fight Harsh Gun Laws in New York

When people hear that someone is charged with a gun crime, they often think of some hardened criminal who was out committing violence. However, the reality is often much different. 

Many of the people who face serious felony gun charges in New York are otherwise law-abiding people. Many of them have no prior criminal record. And quite frankly it is not at all uncommon for people charged with gun possession to have not even realized their possession was unlawful, especially those visiting from out of state. 

The types of people arrested for felony gun possession who we have represented include:

  • Survivors of domestic violence who only had the gun for self protection
  • People traveling from other states with a firearm
  • College students and young adults who might’ve been unfamiliar with the strict licensing requirements in New York
  • Military veterans

Don’t make the mistake of thinking that because this is your first arrest and you’re otherwise a good law-abiding person that a felony gun charge isn’t serious. These charges can often carry mandatory prison time upon conviction even for first-time offenders. 

Your Two Most Important Rights After a Gun Arrest

If you have been arrested for possessing a firearm in New York, it is critical for you to understand that you have certain rights, including:

Right to Remain Silent

You have a constitutional right to remain silent when being questioned by the police, which means you don’t have to explain anything to them.

This is important because any anything that you do say can (and will) be used against you in court on a gun possession case. Even things that you say that seem helpful to you can backfire when twisted and turned by cops and the DA.

Right to a Lawyer

You also have a constitutional right to a lawyer, which means you should always ask for a lawyer right away when you are arrested for possessing a firearm in New York.

The reason early legal representation is so important is that you have too much at stake to risk speaking to the cops without a lawyer present. Additionally, having trusted legal counsel from the start can be a major advantage in:

  • preparing arguments for your release at arraignment
  • conducting an independent investigation into the facts
  • obtaining nearby surveillance footage to show this was an illegal stop and frisk

Understanding your rights is half the battle, but the other half is hiring a dedicated criminal defense lawyer who knows how to protect them from day one. So don’t wait to speak with a lawyer. Every moment matters, especially after a gun arrest in New York.

Common Felony Gun Charges in New York

New York criminalizes gun possession under a number of different laws. The most typical charges fall under the category of Criminal Possession of a Weapon and there are varying degrees of this offense. 

Some common felony charges that New York gun possession defense lawyers handle include:

  • Criminal Possession of a Weapon in the First Degree under Penal Law § 265.04 
  • Criminal Possession of a Weapon in the Second Degree under Penal Law § 265.03.
  • Criminal Possession of a Weapon in the Third Degree under Penal Law § 265.02.
  • Criminal Possession of a Firearm Penal Law § 265.01-b.

These laws are really strict, even if you have never been in trouble before and are an otherwise law-abiding citizen.

For example, a very common charge that applies when someone possesses a loaded firearm without a proper license is Criminal Possession of a Weapon in the 2nd Degree (PL § 265.03). If you’re convicted of that offense, the minimum amount of prison time you can receive is 3.5 years and the maximum is 15 years. 

How a Skilled New York Gun Possession Lawyer Can Help You

The first hours and days after a felony gun arrest are critical. Things move very fast and you need a criminal defense attorney who is proactive. 

Thorough and Detailed Client Interview

First and foremost, a good criminal defense lawyer will thoroughly interview their client to find out what happened. This can be really important for getting key details about the police search and seizure or an illegal stop and frisk while the events are fresh in the client’s mind. 

Independent Investigation and Review of the Evidence

From there, a diligent attorney will conduct their own investigation making sure all critical evidence is preserved (e.g., video, witness statements, etc.) and by requesting discovery from the prosecutor.

On gun cases in particular, there can often be a ton of arrest paperwork and hours of body camera footage from the police that need to be reviewed diligently by an attorney, some of which may contain helpful pieces of information to help you beat a gun case.  

Aggressively Litigating Suppression Issues

In gun cases, it is critical for an attorney to file a strong motion to suppress evidence that challenges whether the police had a lawful basis to stop the defendant, frisk them, or search for a weapon.

Then at the eventual suppression hearing before the judge, the DA will need to call the officers as witnesses to attempt to establish that their conduct was lawful. And this is where it is time for a defense lawyer to do their most critical work.

Through a carefully planned, sophisticated, and relentless cross-examination of police officers at suppression hearings, a defense lawyer will try to show that the cops lacked the lawful authority to stop, frisk, or search.

If successful, the judge might “suppress” the recovery of the firearm, which means the DA will not be allowed to put the gun into evidence at trial. And typically that means the case gets dismissed since if there is no gun, there is really no case.

Real World Case Example of How a Detailed Client Interview, Diligent Review of the Evidence, and Aggressive Cross Examination Can Make a Difference

A great example of how a diligent approach can pay off comes from a suppression hearing for a client in early 2026 in the Bronx that Michael J. McConnell won for a client that resulted in their gun possession case getting dismissed.

It all started with a thorough interview of our client when he hired us. We spent hours together going over exactly what happened and what he remembered about the incident. This was critical in identifying some of the main legal issues that applied to the case concerning a possible illegal stop and frisk.

After that, Michael J. McConnell dived deep into the discovery by carefully reviewing every bit of it, including most importantly every second of body worn camera footage. It became immediately clear that this was at least a questionable stop and frisk, but what really blew the case open was nearby surveillance footage from an apartment building that was inconsistent with what the cops claimed led them to approach our client in the first place.

It was that diligent review of the evidence and detail-oriented investigation that allowed Michael J. McConnell to conduct a skillful and laser-focused cross examination of the officers, especially on the following key issues:

  • body worn camera footage that showed the cops talking amongst each other after the arrest that contradicted what they were claiming in court was the real reason for their stop and frisk
  • video surveillance from an apartment building that showed our client walking completely normal, which contradicted the officer’s claims that he was acting suspiciously
  • prior substantiated CCRB complaints and other records that showed these officers had a history of unlawful stops and frisks, especially around the time period of our client’s arrest

Of course, our prior results don’t guarantee future outcomes. Every case will depend on its own unique facts.

However, what this example shows is the impact that an attorney can have when they dive deep into the facts of the case and refuse to accept the official version being claimed by the NYPD and the District Attorney’s Office.

Our Approach to Gun Possession Defense

The Law Office of Michael J. McConnell takes a very proactive approach on gun cases and moves quickly by taking immediate action on these cases because of what is at stake for our clients.

Some of the common things we do on gun cases includes the following:

  • If the police didn’t have a legal basis to stop you, we can challenge that in court and try to get the case dismissed. 
  • If they performed an unconstitutional search, we can move to suppress any unlawfully obtained evidence. 
  • If they questioned you in violation of your Miranda rights, we can try to get any incriminating statements thrown out. 
  • If the case is a result of someone saying you threatened them with a gun, we can look for inconsistencies that show their lack of credibility. 
  • If the gun the cops found was not yours, we develop a comprehensive defense centered around lack of possession.

Our job is always to find every single weakness in the prosecutor’s case, and we work relentlessly to find them. That is what every client deserves: an attorney who is absolutely all in on building the strongest possible defense. 

Common Defenses in Felony Gun Cases

A major misconception is that gun possession cases are straightforward cases. They are often a lot more complicated than most people realize. And the reality is that not every gun arrest leads to a conviction.

So how do you fight a gun case in New York? Here are some of the most common defenses: 

  • Unconstitutional search led to the gun being discovered.
  • The handgun belonged to someone else. 
  • The firearm was not actually operable
  • There is reasonable doubt about whether the defendant knew about the gun.
  • The gun was found as a result of a defective search warrant. 
  • The traffic stop of the defendant that ultimately led to a search of the vehicle was illegal. 
  • The witness who says a gun was pointed at them was mistaken or is simply lying. 

The details matter in every case. Figuring out what the strongest defense is to any particular CPW case in New York really comes down to the attorney spending a lot of time reviewing the evidence and fully understanding the facts.

Second Amendment Challenges and Developing Law

There might not be another area of law that is changing faster right now than gun rights in the United States. This is because much of the case law regarding the 2nd Amendment right to keep and bear arms under the United States Constitution is relatively new. 

Major Supreme Court cases from District of Columbia v. Heller, McDonald v. Chicago, New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen, and United States v. Rahimi have made clear that the government cannot restrict gun rights without a constitutionally permissible reason. 

While for the most part it is true that New York courts have generally upheld many gun laws even after these recent Supreme Court cases, this is all such a new and developing area of law that things are subject to change really quick as more 2nd Amendment cases make their way up to the U.S. Supreme Court. 

As a criminal defense attorney handling gun cases in New York City and the surrounding area, Michael J. McConnell always keeping up to date with the developing case law concerning the 2nd Amendment. It is undoubtedly a critical part of his job to make constitutional challenges where appropriate and preserve issues for appeal. 

Who We Fight For

Many people charged with gun crimes never meant to break the law. People such as survivors of domestic violence who simply felt safer being armed because they couldn’t rely on (or trust) the police to protect them. People who were simply in NYC temporarily and didn’t realize their out of state permit wasn’t valid here. 

The bottom line is that whatever caused you to get arrested for gun possession, Michael J. McConnell is ready to stand and fight for you as your gun possession defense attorney. 

How Much Does a Lawyer Cost for a Felony Gun Case in the NYC area?

Felony gun cases in New York are very serious. Because of what is at risk, these cases require a lot of time, investigation, legal research, and preparation. 

The exact cost for a felony gun possession case in the New York City area can vary significantly from attorney to attorney and even case to case, but the factors that influence cost will typically be the seriousness of the charges, the complexity of the case, the amount of work expected, and whether the case is likely to go to trial. 

With that said, the amount of money you might spend for a private criminal defense attorney to fight a felony criminal possession of a weapon case in New York involving a handgun or other firearm is likely to be at least thousands of dollars in total – often more than ten thousand (and other times even more than that). 

As discussed above, every attorney might do things a bit differently and cost typically comes down to the amount of work anticipated. The reality is that it takes what it takes on these cases. The client wants a high level of service. The attorney wants to get paid for the amount of work required. 

Once you start doing the math a bit in terms of how much time is spent on these cases and multiply that by even a relatively low per hour rate for an attorney, it is easy to see why it costs as much as it does: court appearances, reviewing discovery, strategy calls with clients, negotiations with prosecutors, legal research, drafting motions, preparing for trial, pre-trial hearings, and of course the representation at trial if necessary. 

At the Law Office of Michael J. McConnell, we offer flexible fee structures for qualified cases and qualified clients. In those situations that qualify, the legal fees can be paid by making an initial deposit and then the client pays the remainder through an agreed upon payment plan. This can often make paying for legal services much more affordable for someone. 

If we take on your case, pricing will always be transparent. You will have a fee agreement letter that clearly explains everything. And if you’re not sure whether you can afford a private criminal defense attorney, you can always just give us a call to find out since the first consultation is always free. Just a few minutes of your time can help you get a better understanding of your options. 

Call Today to Speak With a Dedicated Defense Lawyer About Your Gun Charge

If you or someone you love is facing a felony gun charge, don’t wait. These cases move fast. Prosecutors treat them very seriously. And the reality is that the stakes are really high. 

You need a strong defense now. You deserve it. Give us a call today at (914) 810-0510 if you would like a free consultation after an arrest for possessing a firearm in Westchester, the Bronx, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, or Rockland County.

This page is for general information only and is not legal advice. Reading this does not create an attorney-client relationship. Every case is different, and results cannot be guaranteed. For legal advice about your specific case, contact an attorney directly.

Message for a Free Case Evaluation

Page last updated 5/29/26.