Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Your name on your birth certificate should match!

Change your name legally.

If your name on your birth certificate doesn't match, 


you probably should do an official legal name change.

or if for any other reason, you wish to have your name changed legally, we can help you.

Change of Name: $600

347-94-TORRES
347-948-6773


Abogado Del Pueblo. TU abogado.


Si su nombre no es igual en todas sus identificaciones, 

deberias cambiarlo oficialmente.

Si deseas cambiar su nombre legalmente, le podemos asistir.

Cambio de Nomb: $600

347-94-TORRES

347-948-6773


Abogado Del Pueblo. TU abogado.





Thursday, February 21, 2013

Have Peace of Mind

Get peace of mind.

Get all your papers in order


Once it's written you will have peace of mind.

Drafting of wills starting fee $600.

347-94-TORRES
347-948-6773

Abogado del pueblo. TU Abogado.


Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Mind Your Own Business!

Make it official!  SEAL it!

Are you running a small business?  


Maybe just part time?  Maybe full time?  

Either way, if it's time to GET SERIOUS about your business, then its time to INCORPORATE.

Fees start at $500 for LLC, LLP, INC's, PCs.

347-94-TORRES
347-948-6773

Abogado del pueblo. TU Abogado.


Thursday, February 14, 2013

Are You a Comadre???

At a COMADRES meeting in NYC

If you're not a COMADRE then you should be!


Las Comadres Para Las Americas, a 501(c)(3) organization is an informal internet-based group that meets monthly in many US cities to build connections and community with other Latinas.


There are no membership, fees, no mandatory meetings, just a relaxed atmosphere to meet, greet and network with other Latinas.  Once you go to your 1st meeting, you're a COMADRE!




Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Divorce for only $375.

Divorce for only $375

Divorce for only $375.



If your divorce is Uncontested with No Children and No Property and if Both Parties can sign together at our office, then the fee is:

$375.


Does not include court fees.


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Divorcio por solo $375.

Divorcio de mutuo acuerdo sin hijos, ni sin propiedad, y ambos tienen que firman juntos en la oficina de nosotros.

$375.


No incluye gastos de la corte.


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Certain restrictions apply*:

This special is for divorces in which there are:
1. NO children
2. NO property of any kind - NONE- even if you are in agreement
3. BOTH parties will sign together at the office.



If you're situation does not satisfy all 3, then the price is higher.

Please call about your specific divorce needs for a quote.
The quote usually may be done over the phone. For more complex cases a consultation is necessary. The consultation fee is $50.



Restricciones*:

Este especial es para un divorcio en cual:
1. NO tienen hijos
2. NO tienen propiedad ninguna- aunque estén de acuerdo

3. Los DOS van a firmar juntos en nuestra oficina



Si su situación no satisfecha los 3 requisitos, entonces el precio será más.

Por favor llámenos de su divorcio para una cuota.
La cuota usualmente se puede dar por teléfono. Para divorcios más complicados será necesario una consulta en la oficina. La consulta cuesta $50.


*Other restrictions may apply, including but not limited to: international marriages, out of state marriages, grounds must be irreconciliable differences. Otras restricciones pueden ser, incluyendo pero no limitados a: matrimonios internacionales, matrimonios de otro estados, bases legales para el divorcio tiene que ser 'mutuo acuerdo'

Thursday, February 7, 2013

Congrats to Jenny Rivera, Professor CUNY School of Law for nomination to the New York State Court of Appeals!

Prof Jenny Rivera

Governor Cuomo nominates JENNY RIVERA to State Court of Appeals

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today nominated Jenny Rivera, Professor at the City University of New York School of Law, to serve on the New York State Court of Appeals.


Professor Rivera, a longtime Bronx resident and New York native, has had a long and distinguished career in public service. She has held many varied positions, as a staff attorney at Legal Aid Society of New York City, as an Associate Counsel for the Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund (renamed Latino Justice PRLDEF), and served as a law clerk to the Honorable Sonia Sotomayor at the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. She was Commissioner of the NYC Commission on Human Rights from 2002 to 2007. In 2007 she joined the Office of New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo as Special Deputy Attorney General for Civil Rights.

"Throughout her career, Professor Rivera has worked to defend the legal rights of all New Yorkers and make our state a fairer, more just place to live," Governor Cuomo said. "As a Judge on the Court of Appeals, Professor Rivera's legal expertise and passion for social justice will serve all New Yorkers well, and I am proud to send her nomination to the Senate today."

Professor Rivera said, "I am deeply honored to be nominated by Governor Cuomo to serve on our Court of Appeals. As a lifetime New Yorker, this nomination is a special opportunity for me to continue to serve the people of New York. As a member of the Court of Appeals, I will work each day to uphold the laws of the state and advocate for fairness and justice, and I thank the Governor for this opportunity."

This year, Professor Rivera will receive the Spirit of Excellence Award from the American Bar Association's Commission on Racial and Ethnic Diversity in the Profession. In 2012, she received the New York State Bar Association (NYSBA) Diversity Trailblazer Lifetime Achievement Award, and in 2011 received the NYSBA Kay Crawford Murray Award. She is a graduate of Princeton University, and received her J.D. from the New York University School of Law and her LL.M, from Columbia University School of Law.



Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Girlfriend of Garfield teen fatally shot by officers files suit against police

Malik Williams - fatally shot by police in NJ
Girlfriend of Garfield teen fatally shot by officers files suit against police 

The girlfriend of a Garfield man fatally shot by police in December 2011 has filed a federal lawsuit alleging police tempted him to escape from custody and then “viciously and unjustifiably” shot him after he was found in a residential garage.


Rivera is seeking unspecified compensatory and punitive damages, costs, disbursements and attorney’s fees, according to the federal complaint. She is represented by Garfield attorney Victor Urbaez.