by Avallone Law Associates | May 28, 2020 | Family Law
Child custody is commonly referred to as a singular right, whereby a parent asserts that he or she wants to get “custody” of a child, but in actuality “custody” has two key components: “legal custody” and “physical...
by Avallone Law Associates | May 20, 2020 | Land Use & Zoning
There are many different reasons that people buy certain properties. They may need office space or a shop to run their small business out of or may want to renovate a building to rent to other businesses or for residential purposes. People generally will search in...
by Avallone Law Associates | May 20, 2020 | Family Law
Dividing your assets during a divorce means going through everything you own and splitting it up. Most people first take a look at the bank account or their pensions or investments, but it’s important to remember that other large tangible asset – the family...
by Avallone Law Associates | May 6, 2020 | Real Estate Disputes
Whether your house sits on a three-acre parcel or a tiny urban lot, every square inch of your land adds to the overall value of your property. You likely invest substantial labor and money into making your property as attractive and enjoyable as possible. From...
