Category Archives: Buffalo Attorneys Legal Blog

How to Navigate the Legal System Without an Attorney

How to Navigate the Legal System Without an Attorney

Legal matters can be complex and overwhelming, but not everyone can afford the services of an attorney. Whether you’re facing a minor legal issue or simply want to understand the legal system better, knowing how to navigate it without an attorney can be immensely helpful. In this article, we will provide you with valuable insights […]

Navigating the Tax Implications of Estate Planning in New York State

As you begin to plan your estate, it’s important to keep in mind the tax implications that come along with it. In New York State, there are specific laws and regulations that dictate how estate taxes are calculated and how they can impact your assets. In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at […]

How to Appeal a Denied Workers’ Comp Claim in New York

If you have been injured at work, you are entitled to workers’ compensation benefits under New York law. These benefits may include medical treatment, lost wages, and vocational rehabilitation. However, sometimes your workers’ compensation claim may be denied, leaving you without the support you need to recover. If your claim has been denied, you have […]

The most affordable neighborhoods in New York State

The most affordable neighborhoods in New York State

New York State is known for being one of the most expensive places to live in the United States. However, there are still some neighborhoods that offer more affordable options for those looking to call the Empire State home. Whether you’re a student, young professional, or just looking for a change of scenery, here are […]

The Importance of Hiring a Skilled Buffalo Divorce Lawyer

The Importance of Hiring a Skilled New York Divorce Lawyer

Going through a divorce can be one of the most challenging experiences of your life. Emotions run high, and the legal process can be complicated and overwhelming. That’s why hiring a skilled Buffalo divorce lawyer is essential. Here’s why: Knowledge and Expertise: A skilled Buffalo divorce lawyer has the knowledge and expertise to guide you […]

Dividing Retirement Benefits in Buffalo

Dividing Retirement Benefits in Buffalo

Are you going through a divorce and trying to divide retirement benefits in Buffalo? Contact us today to arrange your initial consultation. If you’re getting divorced you might be concerned about your retirement benefits. You may have a long-term marriage, you might have worked many years, you might be in a union or a New […]

Medical Marijuana in New York

Medical Marijuana in New York

If you were injured because of a work injury and have questions about getting medical marijuana in New York for your claim, contact us. Getting Medical Marijuana In New York State, to receive medical marijuana, you have to be licensed. Once you get licensed, you receive a card. You should speak with your doctor on […]

Grounds for Divorce in Buffalo

Grounds for Divorce in Buffalo

Are you ready to move on with your life and file divorce? In this video, Attorney Donna L. Haslinger discusses grounds for divorce in Buffalo. In New York State, no-fault grounds mean you can get divorced because your marriage has been irretrievably broken for six months. Prior to 2010, when New York State adopted no-fault grounds, people had […]

Buffalo Family Law Tips

Buffalo Family Law Tips

Are you dealing with a family law issue and need legal assistance? Read these Buffalo Family Law Tips and give us a call today. Parenting Time and Access Most people’s biggest worries in divorce are about when they will see their children. Whether you share joint custody or one parent has sole custody, there will […]

Important Information About Wills in Buffalo

Important Information About Wills in Buffalo

Do you need a will? Here is some important information about wills in Buffalo please contact us to schedule a consultation. Why Do You Need a Will? Some people actually do not need a will. If they’ve set up their estate so that their children are named as beneficiaries, established joint accounts with their children, […]