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High Quality Representation Personal Attention
Since 1987 Mr. Tasolides and his staff have provided clients with the high quality of representation normally associated with a large firm with the personal attention and affordability expected from a small firm.
shortly about me
After helping countless clients facing the same critical situation you face, I know what’s on the line for you—and I know how to help. You can’t afford to leave your case in the hands of an inexperienced attorney who does not have proven results to back his or her claims
After graduation from law school, Mr. Tasolides served as an Assistant District Attorney in Brooklyn, New York. His background as a prosecutor makes him particularly effective as he defends the rights of his clients who have been accused of committing white-collar crimes engaging in health care and insurance fraud, and other complex financial crimes, as well as more traditional crimes such as Driving While Intoxicated, substance abuse offenses, and other serious felonies.
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Real Estate
Residential Real Estate The task of buying or selling a home can be a complicated process. Our experience in real estate and can make the process less complex. We can walk you through the closing…
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Traffic Offenses
If you Receive a Traffic Ticket We can help you fight a ticket to avoid fines, points and increased insurance premiums Failure to answer a ticket in the time allowed, will result in the suspension…
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Wills, Trusts, Probate & Estate Litigation
If you die without a will, or become incapacitated without a power of attorney or health care proxy, the court system and state law will determine the distribution of your assets, who will serve as…
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