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NYC Criminal Deportations Lawyers
Facing Deportation in New York City: What You Need to Know United States citizens are the only people who can live in this country without the possibility of deportation. A person who is not a citizen of the United States who is convicted of a crime can face permanent removal from the country. There are […]
read moreNY Penal Law 175 Falsifying Business Records
In this post we’re going to extrapolate on charges involving false written documents in the New York penal code. But before we get into that, let’s first define some of the terms involved. Definitions of terms. When we say enterprise, we mean an entity of one or more people who are engaged in business, political, […]
read moreNew York City Alimony/Maintenance Lawyers
Here is the article with headings inserted for relevant PAA questions: Why You Need an Experienced Alimony Attorney in New York City Divorce is never easy, and it can be especially challenging when financial matters are involved. If you find yourself facing a divorce where spousal support or maintenance may be a factor, then it’s […]
read moreNYC Bankruptcy Lawyers
Bankruptcy is a legal process that allows individuals and businesses to restructure their finances and repay their debts over time. The most common types of bankruptcy are Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Chapter 7 bankruptcy is also known as liquidation bankruptcy. It is the most common type of bankruptcy filed by individuals. In a Chapter […]
read moreSNAP Permanent Disqualification Reversal Lawyers
Ensuring Access to Food: Understanding SNAP and Consequences for Retailers As a fundamental necessity for life, food is a critical aspect of the well-being of any society. The United States government recognizes this need and has set up the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also known as SNAP, to provide access to food for those who […]
read moreNew York Penal Code 130.75: Course of Sexual Conduct Against a Child in the First Degree
New York Penal Code 130.75: Course of Sexual Conduct Against a Child in the First Degree is a class B felony charge. Should one face such a charge, immediate contact with a NYC criminal lawyer is imperative. The penal code refers to a duration of three months and is broken down as follows below. A […]
read moreLetter from U.S. Postal Inspection Service
Letter from U.S. Postal Inspection Service Many people will receive a letter from the US Postal Inspection Service at some point during their lifetimes. This can be a very stressful event that causes huge concern over a person’s reputation and rights. But with an experienced lawyer, you can mount a strategic defense that will protect […]
read moreBrooklyn Grand Larceny Defense Lawyers
Understanding Larceny in Brooklyn Introduction Generally speaking, the word larceny simply means theft. If you’re accused of theft, you will need a Brooklyn larceny defense lawyer to help you. To define theft, we must understand that this means the taking of the property of someone else without the permission of that person and without the […]
read moreNYC Criminal Appeal Lawyers
Spodek Law Group, PC, handles criminal appeals in all of New York, including NYC and Long Island. We help handle the direct appeal, or any other form of post-conviction litigation, which involves a lot of work which needs to be done. Our criminal defense lawyers review all the information associated with your case, including looking […]
read moreNew York – NYC Disability Fraud Lawyers
Understanding Social Security Disability Fraud Social security disability is a benefit given to those who need assistance owing to a serious medical status that makes them unable to work for at least one year. Sometimes people breach the law by fabricating their medical condition to receive disability benefits. The following are the requirements for SSDI […]
read moreQueens Arraignment Lawyers
Understanding the Arraignment Process in Criminal Cases Being released on bail or your own recognizance is a relief, but does not necessarily end your legal problems. You probably are anxious to know when you will get in front of a judge to find out more about the specific charges against you. The first appearance before […]
read moreNew York Penal Code 130.65: Sexual Abuse
What Comprises Sexual Abuse In The First Degree? First-degree sexual abuse is the act of forcing someone else to take part in any kind of sexual encounter without the victim’s permission. The person would be charged with the crime if the victim is physically unable to consent to the sexual contact, such as a person […]
read moreShould I change the declared grounds for divorce after I file?
Understanding Grounds for Divorce: A Comprehensive Guide Introduction You can change your declared grounds for divorce after you file, provided you’re in a state that offers fault divorces. Whether you should do so depends on the circumstances of your case, but it can be beneficial in some situations. Deciding on Your Grounds for Divorce When […]
read moreFederal Financial Crimes Attorney
If you have been charged with or are being investigated for a federal financial crime, the outcome of your case will impact your career, reputation and freedom for the rest of your life. You need a lawyer to defend you in federal court, and not just any lawyer is effective in this venue. Federal cases […]
read moreBest NYC Divorce Lawyers
Best NYC Divorce Lawyers The Spodek Law Group is a boutique NYC divorce law firm located in NYC. Our firm concentrates our practice in the areas of family and divorce law. We serve all 5 boroughs, including long island, and Westchester. We’re recognized as one of the top divorce law firms in the state of […]
read moreNYC FDIC Fraud Lawyers
Fraud Against the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Fraud against the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is a serious federal crime, often committed in conjunction with other federal crimes, that can frequently result in large fines and substantial jail sentences. Background on the FDIC The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation was established by President Franklin Roosevelt and […]
read moreCryptocurrency Tax Assistance and Tax Lawyers
For many, Bitcoin and other digital currencies offer significant promise. For many, digital currency has been a way to build immense wealth. The addition is that wealth is still subject to regulation, and taxation, by the IRS. Taxpayers who fail to recognize this and fail to pay their tax obligations – risk fines, penalties, interest, […]
read moreIs the Federal Government Tapping Your Phone? What should you do?
Knowing whether the federal government is tapping your phone can be a paramount concern for those caught up in a federal investigation. The thought of government officials listening in on your private conversations and gaining access to sensitive information through your phone can be unsettling and overwhelming. But, it is important for individuals to understand […]
read moreNYC Arms Export Control Act Lawyers
Legislation that became known as the Arms Export Control Act was enacted by Congress and signed by the President in 1976. The law is designed to govern the manner that so-called defense articles and services are imported and exported. The law primarily deals with the export of defense articles and services from the United States […]
read moreStaten Island child custody lawyers
New York child custody law is complex, and child custody proceeding are often full of unpleasant surprises for parents who elect to go it alone, without the help of a skilled and experienced Family Court lawyer. In the state of New York, child custody law can be particularly challenging because the framework for the proceedings […]
read moreNY State Department of Labor Audit Lawyers
New York State Department Of Labor Audit Lawyers Introduction Business owners that employ the services of contractors, freelancers, or consultants can at any given time receive a letter from the Division of Taxes and Unemployment Insurance for the Labor Department in the state of New York informing them that their company has been selected to […]
read moreNew Jersey Nurse license defense lawyers
Because your career is on the line, we get it. And we take this very seriously. At Spodek Law Group – we are here to help nurses in New Jersey get the defense they need when their license is on the line. Why Nurses in New Jersey Risk License Issues Nurses in New Jersey often […]
read moreBrooklyn White Collar Crime Lawyers
White Collar Crimes: Understanding the Complexities A white-collar crime includes a number of different types of crimes. Some are more complex than others. These crimes are called white-collar crimes for the simple reason that they are generally committed by people who typically wear collars or who are otherwise professional and working in a professional capacity. […]
read moreLas Vegas PPP and EIDL Loan Fraud Lawyers
Understanding White-Collar Crimes: PPP Loan Fraud Ideally initiating an honest conversation about PPP, or Paycheck Protection Program fraud, a potentially ruinous white-collar crime often orchestrated by folks high up the business or government ladder. Although these illegal shenanigans rarely involve any physical harm, the aftermath can be devastating, nonetheless. Imagine being under investigation for PPP […]
read moreWhat happens when PPP loan is flagged
The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loan Fraud The PPP loan program was established to provide low-interest loans to small businesses that had been adversely impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. Businesses that received a PPP loan were required to spend it on approved expenses like payroll, rent, and utilities. The loan program was popular, but some […]
read moreWhat Is Important To Know About An Annulment
The annulment of a marriage is similar to a traditional divorce: it ends the marriage. An annulment is very different from a divorce. An annulment is a legal proceeding designed to declare a marriage to be void or invalid. Once an annulment is granted, it is as if the marriage never occurred. Individuals have sought […]
read moreU.S. Attorney Subpoena Lawyers
Understanding Subpoenas: A Comprehensive Guide A subpoena refers to a request to produce documents or appear in court. A prosecutor, district attorney, court clerk, or judge can issue this request. The word “subpoena” means under penalty. Therefore, anyone who receives this request but fails to comply may be subject to civil or criminal penalties. Types […]
read moreNYC Merchant Account Fraud Lawyers
Individuals convicted of merchant credit card fraud may face criminal charges for wire fraud, computer crimes, identity theft, bank fraud and a number of other state and federal offenses. Merchant account fraud typically involves two or more people conspiring to illegally and improperly make false charges or obtain credit card details and other personal account […]
read moreWhy Federal Appeals Are Often Resolved On the Briefs
Why Federal Appeals Are Often Resolved On the Briefs The United States Courts of Appeals has revealed that approximately 75 percent of cases in the appellate court are resolved on the briefs, which means there is no oral argument. While the report was based on statistics from a decade ago, not much has changed in […]
read moreUSDA SNAP Violation Letter: How to Respond
USDA SNAP Violation Letter: How to Respond SNAP is one of the oldest of all American government programs. The program intends to make it possible for Americans to get access to the food they need even if they have cash flow problems. Store owners can choose to participate in this program if they want. Any […]
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