Yonkers NY Lawyers

Yonkers is the largest city on Westchester County and is the fourth largest in the entire state of New York. Yonkers is home to many historically significant places like the Sherwood house and the Hudson River Museum and shares a rich musical history that includes rappers like DMX and vocalists like Ella Fitzgerald.

 

Yonkers is also a great place to find a reputable lawyer who can navigate the confusing local court system. Lawyers in Yonkers are able to consult you on any legal issue that you may have; some examples are: green card immigration, felony, child custody, estate administration, and personal injury cases.

 

Yonkers resident and Police Officer Wayne Simoes was recently charged with federal criminal complaint recently for allegedly violating a woman’s civil rights. When officers were called to a Yonkers restaurant to assist an injured person, Simoes reportedly picked up a woman currently assisting the injured party and threw face down to the floor. She fractured her jaw as well as suffering contusions to her face and body. Simones has been released on a $300,000 personal recognizance bond and if convicted, could receive $250,000 in fines and up to 10 years in prison.

 

If you have a guardianship or domestic relations case in Yonkers, you are likely to be visiting the 9^th Judicial District Family Court which is the same court that handles domestic violence, juvenile cases, and divorces. If you have pending criminal charges, you'll go to the Westchester County Superior Court which also handles civil lawsuits. Probate, estate, and adoption cases are handled by the Westchester County Surrogate’s Court.

 

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