Donato Palumbo - Westchester Divorce Lawyer

07/19/2024

What’s better than winning a jury trial? Getting the other party to pay all of your client’s legal bill.

01/08/2022

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11/12/2019

Chesa Boudin, the urine-and-feces-plagued city's incoming district attorney, pledged during the campaign not to prosecute public urination and other quality-of-life crimes if he was elected

09/11/2019

"All of this is unacceptable," said an appeals court in a decision that plaintiffs' attorneys say may yield up to $6.5 billion for veterans.

09/04/2019

Cannabis has been decriminalized in New York State after Governor Andrew Cuomo signed off on the new legislation last month. The new law has converted the possession of under two ounces of cannabis from a misdemeanor into a violation. As a result, offenders will receive a ticket to appear in court,....

07/26/2012

Welcome to the new home for workplace conversations.

06/13/2012

have you fallen and been injured?

Kevin G. Faley and Andrea M. Alonso, partners at Morris Duffy Alonso & Faley, write that, given the breadth of scenarios covered by the PJI, there is likely to be a relevant charge in most premises liability cases.

06/05/2012

Once again; be extremely careful what you post on any social media site. Big brother, your ex-spouse (or soon to be ex-spouse) and everybody else is watching.

Defendants Granted Disclosure of 'Facebook' Postings Pre-, Post-Dating Subject Accident

05/12/2012

Fantastic poem

Days after mediation efforts broke down in a nine-year-divorce action, A. Todd Merolla of Merolla & Gold, who represents Drew Doscher, wrote a 60-line poem in a Dec. 23 e-mail that began, 'Twas the week before Christmas, in the Matrimonial Part,/ All the creatures were stirring, putting their horse ...

05/09/2012

Something to think about

Surviving Spouse Waived Right to Exempt Property in Prenuptial Agreement

05/01/2012

Utterly ridiculous! Isn't 250K worth of debt, a summer of misery and no jobs enough of a price to pay?

Starting in 2013, prospective lawyers must show that they have performed at least 50 hours of law-related pro bono service as a requirement for admission to the New York state bar, Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman said today.