REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL LITIGATION

Cynthia has been successful in both prosecuting and defending motions, appellate matters, conducting trials, and helping persons with their individual legal problems. She likes to take a practical approach when guiding clients. If settlement is not possible, then she is not afraid to take the case to court.

The following are the types of cases that Cynthia has handled:

Landlord-Tenant Law. This type of law is extremely specialized and Cynthia is at home in the Landlord-Tenant part, whether representing a landlord or tenant, in a residential or commercial case. She knows what needs to be done to either successfully prosecute or defend a landlord tenant case.
Real Estate Litigation. Real estate litigation is also specialized, and Cynthia has successfully handled cases involving adverse possession issues; partition of real property; discharge of mortgage; foreclosure defense, and broker commission litigation motions and trials.
Personal Injury. Depending upon the type of case and the injury, Cynthia can guide you on what needs to be done in a timely fashion, such as making the proper claims to insurance companies, what parties might be liable, an explanation and determination of uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage, and your rights under the circumstances.
Divorce Litigation. As discussed in the Divorce Practice Area of the website, Cynthia has extensive experience handling divorce matters, from the most simple uncontested divorce, to more serious issues, including child support, custody, maintenance, equitable distribution of assets, and any other issues that may arise in a divorce action.

Other types of cases that are typically handled by Cynthia are as follows:

Commercial Litigation cases;
Collection Cases;
Transportation Tickets in First District, Hempstead Court;
Traffic Tickets;
Civil cases brought in First District, Hempstead Court.
Civil cases brought in New York State Supreme Court (Long Island and surrounding areas).
Civil cases brought in any Nassau or Suffolk County Court.