Low Cost Divorce Lawyers Long Island
LONG ISLAND BANKRUPTCY LAWYER AND DIVORCE LAWYERDavid S. Zeidman
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As a Long Island divorce lawyer and bankruptcy lawyer, Mr. Zeidman, has been licensed to practice law in the state of New York for over thirty years. During this period of time he has provided basic legal services to the New York community. Thousands of New Yorkers have been successfully assisted with their divorce, bankruptcy, house closing and other basic legal services, at very low fees.
As graduate of Brooklyn Law School in 1974 and Baruch College of the City University of New York in 1971 (magna cum laude), Mr. Zeidman embarked on a legal career in which he was a pioneer in legal advertising in the Long Island area. His aim was to create an efficient professional law service for people who needed basic legal services such as divorce and bankruptcy at low costs by advertising directly to the public. Primarily using local media, his message of low cost basic legal services for divorce and bankruptcy is today copied by many in the legal community.
Syosset, Long Island Divorce Lawyer & Bankruptcy Lawyer Serving NYC
For many years, Mr. Zeidman has made his home in Syosset, Long Island with his wife, child and dog. He is admitted to practice in the United States Supreme Court, the United States Tax Court, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, and the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York. He is also a member in good standing of the American Bar Association, the New York State Bar Association and the Nassau County Bar Association. In addition, Mr. Zeidman is an appointed Court Examiner and Arbitrator in the New York State Court System.
Services
Our Legal Services:
- UNCONTESTED DIVORCE
- BANKRUPTCY
- HOUSE CLOSING
- CONTESTED DIVORCE
- LEGAL SEPARATION
- MEDIATION
- PRE OR POST NUPTIAL AGREEMENTS
- WILLS AND ESTATES
- REAL ESTATE
- BUSINESS REPRESENTATION
- PERSONAL INJURY AND MALPRACTICE
*Please Note
All fees stated, represent the lowest minimum fee for the least complex type of case. Fees for more complex cases will be higher. All disbursements and taxes paid to the courts will be added to the above legal fees.
Source: www.dzeidman.com
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I am recovering from an ugly divorce that has left me in serious financial straights. I have been left with high credit card debt, bad credit, and no housing. I am also paying an extremely high child support payment that insures that I cannot pay my bills each month. I have met with a lawyer (two actually) and have determined that I should be filing for bankruptcy however I need a minimum of $2grand to retain services. I work full time, irregular hours and make a salary of roughly $35g per year, before child support/taxes et all. This puts me in an income too high to obtain free or reduced cost legal services from area lawyers however I don't make enough to cover my bills let alone an attorney
This whole thing
Reminds me soooo much of my parents divorce. The only difference was that
during the divorce I was 20 and my sister was 22.
My dad decided to quit his engeneering job in PA to relocate to Fort Myers, FL. Since then, he has not been able to pay my mom her alimony. She works full time making a decent salary and now has her own apartment.
My moms lawyers went haywire on the fact that my dad VOLUNTEERLY quit his job in PA to move to FL. After he moved to FL, he cried the same "oh I cant find a job here..." while he was living in my deceased uncles house free and clear
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MEDIA, Pa. -- The inmate to his lawyer: "Do you have any news for me?"
Four thousand ninety-three days have passed. The answer never changes.
"No."
Not the news H. Beatty Chadwick wants, anyway. For 11 years now he has sat, worked, read, written, then sat some more in a county jail in tranquil Delaware County, outside Philadelphia.
The place is a lockup in the old-fashioned sense: Holding cells, essentially, not much light. It's meant for run-of-the-mill crooks, many just passing through on the way to comparatively luxurious state prisons
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