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Serving Clients Throughout NY and Long Island, including Nassau, Suffolk, Queens, Kings and Westchester counties.

For a free consultation, please call 516-833-5135, or email CBurke@nyrealtylaw.com.

The Long Island the law firm of Cynthia Burke has offered legal services for clients in the New York counties of Nassau, Suffolk, Queens, Kings, and Westchester for more than a decade. Known for affordable and effective transactional work, we concentrate our practice in multiple areas of law.

Real Estate
Buy and Sell, Commercial & Residential, Foreclosure, Short Sales

Bankruptcy
Chapter 13 and Chapter 7

Estate Planning
Wills, Trusts, Estate Planning, Probate

Litigation
Landlord Tenant, Real Estate, Commercial Litigation, Personal Injury

Divorce

When you need trusted legal advice and guidance, you can rest assured that attorney Cynthia Burke will provide personalized service and the client-focused attention you deserve. Fully understanding that every legal issue has variations depending on individual circumstances, we focus on practical solutions tailored to help you meet your objectives. 

With offices conveniently located two blocks from the 1st District Hempstead Court and minutes from Mineola Courts, our law firm is positioned to provide highly efficient legal representation for individuals and families in towns across Long Island.

Whether you are buying or selling real estate, contemplating bankruptcy to resolve insurmountable debt, planning your estate, need legal help with probate administration, or dissolving a marriage, we invite you to call (516) 833-5135 for a free telephone consultation. Call today to learn how our legal experience and know-how can benefit you.

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