Closed on my first home and a big part of why the process went smoothly was having Kornfeld in my…read morecorner. Wasn't sure what to expect going in but they made it pretty clear early on that they knew what they were doing. They were thorough in a way I really appreciated. Asked the right questions, flagged things I never would have caught on my own, and walked me through everything without making me feel like I was wasting their time. For a first time buyer that kind of guidance is genuinely invaluable. Communication was solid throughout. Always felt like they were on top of it and I never had to chase anyone down for an update which honestly was a relief given how much is moving at once during a closing. Real estate transactions can get complicated fast and it helps to have people who have clearly done this many times but still treat your deal with real attention. that's exactly what I got here. Would absolutely use them again and will be recommending them to anyone I know buying or selling

I attended their estate planning workshop at King Umberto's in Elmont and from there I saw that…read morethey were top-notch law firm looking to educate and help their clientele. I've been going through the process of creating my legal documents, and everybody has been very helpful. very easy to follow understand and I believe it is priced fairly. They are willing to work with you. Highly recommend.

The firm worked diligently to ensure that my home was able to close and I do want to express…read moreDiamond Law Group was a pleasure to work with. Thank you for all their hard work.

Excellent, great attorneys, great Law Office! Quick to…read morerespond excellent knowledgeable

I hate to write a 1-star review, but I feel it is my duty to share my horrible experience and let…read moreothers be aware of who they are really dealing with. I wish I could say he was at least a nice guy, but I can't -- Matthew Tannenbaum is not a nice guy, and he's a bad lawyer. I honestly can't believe I let him sweet-talk me into being my attorney. I'm an amateur landlord, and I thought hiring an "experienced" eviction lawyer would help me navigate a stressful situation. Instead, he took advantage of me the same way my tenant had been doing for years. From day one, things went downhill after I sent my first retainer installment. Once he got my money, he became almost impossible to reach. Calls were routed through an answering service, and every time I managed to get him on the phone, he rushed me off within 15 minutes -- often sighing, sucking his teeth, and reminding me he "doesn't care" and that it's "my decision what to do." That is not what you want to hear from someone you've just paid thousands of dollars to represent you. After paying him more than $3,000, I expected at least some level of courtesy and communication. Instead, he dismissed me and my family as if we were nothing. He even tried to debate how much I had actually paid him, completely disregarding the thousands I had already given. To make matters worse, his own typographical error on the court application delayed my case by a month, costing me an additional $1,600 in state taxes. And yet, he acted as if he was doing me a favor and had "waived" his fees, when the reality is his mistakes were costing me. Some of the most outrageous moments: Before trial, he told me repeatedly that he "doesn't care what happens" and that "if you don't like it, you can release me and get a new attorney tomorrow." He actually said to me: "Don't be a landlord. It costs a lot of money to be one, so don't do it." I had already paid him thousands, and this was the advice I was getting. He told me to "just leave the guy alone" when I asked about storage, as if I was the aggressor and my tenant -- who was living rent-free in my home -- was the victim. He filed my sheriff's eviction request late (two days after I gave him the fee), which landed on a weekend and then a holiday, gifting my nightmare tenant an extra 3 days in my house to cause damage. Despite me asking, he failed to tell me in advance that I would be responsible for paying the tenant's movers and one month of storage. I only found out days before the eviction, and the bill came to well over $5,000. Ironically, my squatter ended up with a better moving service than I use for myself. He insisted eviction records and credit impacts are "myths," and pushed settlement. But what's the point of an eviction if it doesn't deter horrible tenants? I thought this process would put something on my tenant's record, yet my tenant walked away scot-free while I lost tens of thousands of dollars. And here's where it gets even worse: my tenant actually admitted on video that he personally knew my lawyer, since they worked in the same building. That's not speculation -- that's a fact. Knowing this, it's hard not to question why my lawyer consistently acted in ways that benefited my tenant, even if indirectly. Whether intentional or not, the result was the same: my tenant got to stay in my house longer, cost me more money, and walked away with more than he ever should have. Throughout the entire case, Matthew Tannenbaum gave my tenant every advantage while treating me -- his paying client -- with disrespect and neglect. He was more of a salesman than an advocate. You'll get more useful advice from strangers on Reddit than from him. I have every receipt and proof to corroborate this bad experience. If challenged, I can back up every claim I've made here. If you value your time, money, and sanity, avoid Matthew Tannenbaum at all costs. Save yourself the stress and go with someone who will actually have your back, not your tenant's.

I'm living in great neck at the Avalon . I had a question about construction going on outside my…read morebuilding. my patio is closed down for a month and my be closed for the next 6 months or more. just had phone conversation with Matt. out of the kindness of his heart he gave me advice about my situation. I found it unusual for an attorney to spend a long time giving me advice having not met or asking for anything in return. There are good people out there!

Truly amazing team - helpful throughout the entire closing process…read more Thank you so much for the entire team at Robert Aronov & Associates.

i called to make an appt. I was told Robert will be in the office tomarrow at 1:30. The next day i…read morewent to the appt. someone other then robert came out. i had asked for robery only then someone else comes out, i was not very happy . Robert did my closing on my co op 10 yrs ago. I was upset i am selling and buy and wanted robert to do the closing on both locations i wanted to see him to ask him if he would give me a brake on a will that i wanted also. when i told the person i was speaking to he called in a lady who worked there. she was not nice, he has the wrong people working for him, (all three) are unprofessional but lady he called in was the worst. i told her she was not nice and sarcastic and i am leaving she then said, (i was going to give you the will for free.) but you then said i was sarcastic. She is not a nice person im sure that was a lie, trying to make me feel bad or get even with me not taking a sarcastic remarks. He will be loosing lots of money with those three unprofessional.

My family hired this firm to help administer my father's estate. That was a terrible mistake. They…read moreincreased tensions between us which resulted in increased cost and strained relationships between all my family members. It was only after we got a second (and third) opinion that we realized their legal advice was just bad. It's almost a stereotype - a lawyer acting in such a way as to increase their fees at the expense of their client. But in retrospect, that's pretty much what happened. I would not recommend this firm to anyone.

Excellent Firm -- Mr. Milizio guided us through the process of setting up our family legal…read moredocuments.

Excellent staff and attorney. communication was spot on as well some great advise and quickly done…read more Very happy! Thanks

I wish I could give these guys six stars! The legal staff is terrific and knowledgeable. Julie…read moreMcDonald handled the bulk of my brother's estate work with grace and competence. Andrew Stamas was my real estate lawyer. He was patient and efficient and with his excellent legal acumen saved me thousands of dollars. Steven will now be handling my estate planning. He is very attentive and smart. I could not be more pleased with this firm. They are so organized, communicative and caring. Further, their costs are very fair.

My siblings and I have had our hands full of the endless list of all that needed to be done…read morefollowing the passing of our parents. The thought of dealing with Probate court was daunting. Turning to this firm was the best thing we could have done. Talking to each of the associates and Mr. Aminov, himself, was effortless and extremely helpful. They reassured us that they would handle all the intricacies of Probate court and they did so, to my surprise, faster than I thought could be done. We are grateful for all their help.

I've worked with Roman and his team for over 10 years, beginning when he helped my parents protect…read moretheir home by placing it in a trust. We initially believed a will would be sufficient, but Roman explained that in New York State, proper asset protection involves much more. He broke everything down in clear, practical terms and guided us through each step of the process. Throughout, Roman was professional, patient, and approachable, especially important as my elderly parents needed time and reassurance to feel comfortable moving forward. He consistently answered our questions thoroughly and was always prompt in returning calls and emails. Now that my parents have since passed, Roman and his team continue to support me and my siblings with our own planning. I've confidently referred family members and their parents to him as well. Roman is an exceptional attorney, and it's incredibly reassuring to know we have him on our side.

Best of the best. I utilized this firm twice both for the purchase and sale of my coop in flushing…read more Omg omg (full disclosure, I'm also an attorney) I appreciate diligence, responsiveness, no bullshit, advocating for clients to the fullest! This firm is exactly that! They made sure I got all of my rights protected and pushed the closings! Client centered lawyering is what you will get with these guys. Thanks again, Ryan!!

We've worked with The Law Firm of Walsh & Gilad (W&D), formerly The Law Firm of Ryan J. Walsh, and…read moreregret our decision because the firm is unprofessional. They made the home-buying process even more stressful. W&D's lack of communication delayed the process and wasted everyone's time. In the beginning, the firm was there to answer our questions, but things went bad a week in, after our agent worked with W&D directly. Our real estate agent often called and explained "We're waiting on W&D to respond," or "We can't move forward because we're waiting on W&D." As we got further into the home-buying process our loan officer called to complain about the same problem. "W&D is holding up the process," our loan officer explained. After speaking with our loan officer, I asked to see a copy of the emails and to be BCC'd on new emails going forward. I learned W&D did not respond to emails nor returned calls for time-sensitive information. It turns out W&D sat on emails for days before they responded. When we (hubby and I) reached out, W&D blamed the other side for holding up the process. Some of W&D Yelp reviews are not genuine. The firm solicits 5 star reviews and a few reviewers confirmed they were compensated to leave positive remarks after they successfully closed on their home. We missed this at first glance, but if you read the reviews at the bottom of this Yelp page, you will see "61 other reviews that are not currently recommended." Yelp's software (and I hope human moderators), understands the below reviews violate Yelp's terms of service because they were solicited. We learned this by reaching out to some of the reviewers after dealing with W&D. It was an awful experience working with W&D. W&D had a hands-off approach and was loosely in contact with us throughout the process. We wanted professionals who should have worked well with the loan officers, lawyers, and real estate agents. Someone who was there to walk us through the process. Someone who was there to answer questions along the way (our first-time buying in NYC). Unfortunately, W&D didn't meet our expectations set from our previous home-buying experience. Ultimately we didn't get the property, but not because of W&D. The firm kept our deposit and that's fine because the service they provided wasn't worth the full amount. I don't recommend The Law Firm of Walsh & Gilad.