ATTORNEYS AT LAW: In Vehicle & Traffic matters, Speeding tickets, Traffic tickets, DWI / DUI, Criminal Law, Real Property, Trusts & Estates, Wills, Divorce, Family & Matrimonial Law.OUR MISSION: To represent Upstate New York clients in need of legal services with three I's of practice; Intensity, Integrity and Intelligence. We are affordable lawyers serving courts in and around Albany, Troy, Cohoes, Lake George, Schenectady, Colonie, Guilderland, East Greenbush, Mechanicville, Latham, Watervliet, Rensselaer, Glens Falls, Saratoga, Amsterdam, Kinderhook & Hudson.
EXPERIENCE: We have been proudly serving the Capital District and Adirondacks for over 35 years. Give us a call or email us at carbonelaw@nycap.rr.com for a free consultation.
Capital District
Tel: (518) 283-1245
Fax: (518) 326-0366Adirondack Region
Tel: (518) 668-3711
Fax: (518) 326-0366
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If you need assistance in an area of law that is not listed on this site, please do not hesitate to call or email us with an inquiry and we will be glad to assist in any way possible.Serving the Capital Region
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Let our experience guide you in the following areas:
- Vehicle & Traffic
- Real Property
- Residential and Commercial Closings
- Licensed Real Estate Broker
- Criminal Matters
- Evictions
- Elder Law
- Matrimonial Matters
- Collections
- Wills
The attorneys and staff at Carbone & Carbone LLP are life long residents and members of the Capital Region community. They intimately know the different cities, towns and villages throughout Upstate New York and have appeared in virtually all their local justice courts.
Being familiar with the different styles, personalities, and nuances of local justice courts ultimately allows Carbone & Carbone LLP the ability to better serve their clients.
Please contact us our office at (518) 283-1245 or email carbonelaw@nycap.rr.com with any questions.
Serving the Adirondacks
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Let our experience guide you in the following areas:
- Vehicle & Traffic
- Real Property
- Residential and Commercial Closings
- Licensed Real Estate Broker
- Criminal Matters
- Evictions
- Elder Law
- Matrimonial Matters
- Collections
- Wills
The Adirondacks, and more specifically, the Lake George Region, has been a very special place to both Martin and Marty Carbone. Since 1981, the Carbone's have spent considerable time vacationing on Lake George and since 2001, Martin Carbone, Sr. has made Lake George his home.
Carbone & Carbone LLP are proud to represent those with legal needs in Warren, Washington, Saratoga, and Essex counties. They intimately know the different cities, towns and villages throughout New York's Adirondack Region and have appeared in virtually all their local justice courts.
Please contact us our office at (518) 668-3711 or carbonelaw@nycap.rr.com with any questions.
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