Predicate felony offenders are subjected to a higher punishment threshold than those who haven’t already been convicted. With Aggravated Assault Upon a Person Less Than Eleven Years Old (NY PL 120.12) in Rochester, the state alleges that you, as an adult, committed the crime of assault in the third degree against a child younger than […]
Daily Archives: August 27, 2015
As a class B felony, Aggravated Assault Upon a Police Officer or Peace Officer (NY PL 120.11) in Rochester can put you away for as long as 25 years. And when it comes to assaulting a cop with a deadly weapon or dangerous instrument, you can count on law enforcement and the prosecution to be […]
Reckless Assault of a Child (NY PL 120.02) in Rochester is a very serious Class D Felony charge, with up to seven years in prison if you’re convicted. And because of the specifics of the allegation – that you, as an adult, caused serious physical injury to the brain of a child younger than five […]
Most likely, a cash gift from a relative won’t be considered marital property, and won’t be subject to equitable distribution in a divorce in Rochester. Some exceptions exist, however, and if you’re contemplating divorce, there are steps you can take to protect a cash gift. The most important is making sure that you don’t commingle […]