Legal Question in Business Law in New York

Re: what kind of lawyer do i need

You'll need someone to advise you on contracts, and any possible tax consequences. If you'd like to arrange a consultation, please feel free to give me a call.

Re: what kind of lawyer do i need

You should retain someone who specializes in business law and real estate law to also handle the split of the real estate properties.

Feel free to contact me should you need any assistance as I specialize in both.

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Peter Moulinos

Re: what kind of lawyer do i need

Some one with experience in business transactions. Depending on the structure of the real estate, the lawyer may also need to understand the real estate transfer.

Please let me know if you need further assistance.

Re: what kind of lawyer do i need

A corporate attorney would be best, especially an attorney with trial experience in that area just in case things go wrong.

Please feel free to contact my office regarding this or any other matter. 2127098303

Re: what kind of lawyer do i need

I agree with all other comments. Business and real estate laws are involved, there are possible tax ramifications, possible amendments of recorded business documents, possible Deed changes, plus decisions to be made by your husband on how he wants to continue operations. More information is needed on how the parties will effectuate the separation for a more complete response, but you have the general idea.

Re: what kind of lawyer do i need

Both Real Estate and Corporation Matters are two of our specialties, however, we would need some more information before making a complete and proper determination. You are welcome to contact us for a free consultation.

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