Bryan Salamone is currently living in Melville, New York, working as an Attorney at Law in "Bryan L. Salamone & Associates, PC" and is interested in Legal Services.
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An aggressive legal representative and litigator in the field of family and divorce law, Bryan Salamone currently operates a private legal practice in Melville, New York. His unique and aggressive approach to courtroom proceedings have achieved unprecedented success for thousands of clients, many of whom have complex and difficult cases.
Bryan L. Salamone and Associates employs a staff of eleven family law and divorce attorneys who dedicate their time to the protection and enforcement of their clients rights. Their areas of practice include custody, support, parental alienation, mothers and fathers rights, and neglect proceedings. In addition, they handle matters related to relocation, separation, mediation, and prenuptial agreements.
One of New Yorks most respected family law litigators, Bryan Salamone has been recognized by his community as Best in Long Island. His unusual and extremely effective style has been featured in such leading publications as The Daily News, The Voice, and The New York Law Journal. Mr. Salamone has also appeared on NBC, Fox, CBS, and numerous cable newscasts. He has published a number of international law articles, and belongs to many professional and business associations.
In addition to providing premiere courtroom representation, Bryan L. Salamone and Associates also offer affordable legal counsel. Their rates begin at $290 per hour, and their services can be retained for as little as $2,000. To ensure that the firm does not take advantage of clients during their times of trouble, Bryan Salamone also offers free consultations, as well as invaluable advice regarding what can substantially increase the cost of a divorce.
Mr. Salamone currently maintains admissions to a number of State and Federal courts, including the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and for the Armed Forces, and the United States Court of Federal Claims. Other admissions include the United States Supreme Court, and the New York State Appellate Division.