Buying a home, starting a business, protecting what you've built, or planning for your family's future — one New York attorney, handling your matter personally from the first call to the last signature.
Four practice areas, one attorney handling all of it directly. Find what fits your situation below, then reach out — most people know within one call whether this is the right fit.
From a first co-op purchase to a multi-unit closing — someone who reviews every page before you sign.
Set up the right way from day one, with counsel on call as decisions come up.
A plan built around your actual exposure, not a one-size-fits-all template.
A will and estate plan that says clearly what you want, so your family isn't left guessing.
Each matter is handled directly — no unexplained handoffs, no junior associates learning your file on the clock. Select a practice area below for the full scope of work.
Purchase and sale agreements, closings, leasing, and development matters — reviewed and negotiated with the thin margin for error that real estate demands.
From entity formation through day-to-day governance — structuring built to hold up as the business grows, and ongoing counsel for the decisions that follow.
Proactive strategy for individuals and business owners, built after a full review of your exposure — not a template trust.
A plan that puts your wishes in writing clearly enough that your family never has to guess — and that holds up when it's needed most.
Every matter is handled personally, so nothing is lost in translation between the person who took the call and the person who did the work.
Drafting and review are done to prevent disputes, not just to respond to them — the goal is a document that never needs to be tested.
Fee structure and scope are agreed upfront, in writing, before work begins on any matter.
My hourly rate is $365. Flat-fee packages are available for well-defined scopes, including residential closings, LLC formations, and standard contract review.
Primarily individuals and families — homebuyers, sellers, and landlords — along with small and mid-sized businesses across formation and governance, plus individuals planning their estate through wills and trusts.
Yes, directly — or through a small, vetted network of co-counsel for matters outside core scope. You always have one point of contact throughout.
Most initial consultations are scheduled within a few business days. Time-sensitive matters — closings with fixed dates, pending disputes — are prioritized accordingly.
Send a short note about what's going on, and you'll hear back promptly — in plain language, in confidence.
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