It’s certainly possible to move out of state and retain custody, but to get the court to approve such an arrangement may take some savvy negotiating skills. Your former spouse presumably has an opinion on this matter, and the judge will want to hear it. If you can develop an agreement that gets your ex-spouse’s…
Congratulations! Divorces can be stopped at any point in the process, it just depends on how far along your case has gotten. First, notify your attorney, and have your spouse notify their attorney, that you’ve chosen to reconcile. Early on in a divorce, you may not need to do anything beyond that. If your attorneys…
A history of domestic violence in a relationship can factor into the divorce in several ways. First of all, you’ll have strong grounds to ask the court to remove your spouse from your marital residence when you file. Basically the only issue that gives New York judges the right to remove one party from their…
Menacing in the Third Degree is a class B misdemeanor that may be charged in Buffalo domestic violence cases. While this is the lowest level of criminal offense in the New York State legal system, a class B misdemeanor is still a crime and a conviction would lead to a permanent criminal record. A defendant…
Criminal Defense Firm Friedman & Ranzenhofer Attorneys At Law Provide Information Regarding Menacing In The Third Degree. Menacing in the Third Degree is a criminal offense that is frequently charged in Buffalo domestic violence arrests. It is the lowest level of Menacing charge under New York State law. The offense of Menacing in the Third…
Defense Lawyer for Criminal Sale of Marijuana in the 5th Degree Charges Criminal Sale of Marihuana in the Fifth Degree is a class B misdemeanor in New York State. Because this offense is charged when an individual shares relatively low amounts of marihuana with others, such as passing around a marihuana cigarette, even casual marihuana…
Criminal Sale of Marijuana in the 5th Degree Charges Defense Attorney Most users of marihuana in the Buffalo area would never consider themselves to be dealers involved in the sale of marihuana. Under the laws of New York State, however, it is possible for even recreational marihuana users to be arrested for the sale of…
In New York State, Assault in the Second Degree is a class D violent felony. This means that a Buffalo resident convicted of this charge would have a permanent criminal record. As a class D violent felony, this offense may result in a sentence of between two and seven years of incarceration in a state…
Details On Assault In The Second Degree Assault in the Second Degree is a serious criminal charge that covers more than a dozen different violent or dangerous acts. In our experience as Buffalo criminal defense attorneys, the following are the most common circumstances under which this crime is charged. When a person intends to cause…
Speeding is a traffic infraction, which means that it is not considered a crime in New York State. A Buffalo driver convicted of this offense, however, may still face some very stiff penalties. While it is rarely imposed, a first time offender convicted of Speeding may be sentenced to serve up to 15 days in…
