Brooklyn domestic violence allegations
Charges dismissed
The client faced assault, menacing, weapon and harassment allegations arising from a domestic complaint. The firm reports dismissal of the entire case.
Read the case result →NEW YORK CRIMINAL DEFENSE LAWYERS
Lebedin Kofman LLP defends serious criminal, federal, DWI, sex offense, fraud, and Title IX matters across New York City, Long Island, EDNY, and SDNY. Speak directly with an attorney before you make a statement, appear in court, or turn over evidence.
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The next step depends on the allegation, the court, and the deadline. Find the information that fits your situation.
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See what to do next 03Address the criminal case and any separate license issues.
See what to do next 04Discuss the investigation, evidence, and restrictions that may affect you.
See what to do next 05Gather the location, paperwork, and court information so the firm can help assess the next step.
See what to do next 06Discuss the incident, available records, and potential civil rights claim.
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Brooklyn domestic violence allegations
The client faced assault, menacing, weapon and harassment allegations arising from a domestic complaint. The firm reports dismissal of the entire case.
Read the case result →Third DWI allegation with an accident
The firm reports dismissal of all charges in a matter described as a third DWI with an accident.
Read the case result →Second-degree weapon possession allegation
The firm reports dismissal and sealing of a case involving second-degree weapon possession.
Read the case result →Rape allegation: charges dropped
The firm reports that all charges were dropped in this rape-charge matter.
Read the case result →Two third-degree assault counts
The firm reports dismissal and sealing of a case involving two counts of third-degree assault.
Read the case result →Subway touching allegations and false arrest
Russ Kofman tried a case involving forcible touching and third-degree sexual abuse allegations. The firm reports a not-guilty verdict and a later false-arrest settlement.
Read the case result →Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every matter depends on its own facts and law.
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Defense for arrests, felonies, weapons charges, domestic allegations, theft, assault, and investigations.
Representation in EDNY, SDNY, and federal investigations involving subpoenas, warrants, fraud, conspiracy, and forfeiture.
Help with criminal charges, license consequences, refusal hearings, chemical tests, video, and accidents.
Discreet representation involving investigations, arrests, digital evidence, and serious personal and professional consequences.
Defense involving financial records, health care, banking, tax, wire, insurance, and benefit allegations.
Representation in school investigations, hearings, interim restrictions, and disciplinary proceedings.

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The team defends cases in New York courts and in EDNY and SDNY.
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Discuss urgent risks, deadlines, and the decisions you need to make.
If retained, the firm begins the work appropriate to your case, including preserving evidence and preparing for the next court or agency step.
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Before discussing the allegations with police or investigators, ask to speak with a lawyer. Keep any paperwork you receive and contact us promptly. Tell the attorney who contacted you, what they requested, and whether you already made a statement. If the matter involves DWI or a request for a chemical test, explain that immediately because refusal can have separate license consequences.
Yes. The firm represents people who are under investigation or have been contacted by police, federal agents, or other investigators. Contact us with any interview request, subpoena, notice, or deadline so an attorney can assess the situation and discuss an appropriate response. Have the agency name, contact information, and actual documents available. You do not need to wait for charging papers to request a consultation.
Have any court papers, summonses, notices, subpoenas, and upcoming dates available. Identify the court or agency and the best way to contact you. You can start with a short summary of the allegation and your immediate concern. Prepare a list of witnesses and records that may matter. Ask the attorney how to provide sensitive records or documents securely rather than uploading them through the inquiry form.
The firm represents clients who live outside New York and have New York criminal matters or federal cases in EDNY or SDNY. Contact us to discuss the court, current status, and any appearance requirement. An initial consultation can take place by phone. Share your upcoming dates and travel concerns so the attorney can discuss the practical next steps based on the actual papers and circumstances.
The initial consultation is free. Representation fees depend on the matter, its complexity, the court, and the work required. The firm will discuss the proposed scope and fees with you before you decide whether to retain counsel. Ask what work is included, what the next stage involves, and how payments are handled. The consultation is an opportunity to understand those terms and ask questions.
The firm offers payment plans. Ask about the options for your matter during the consultation, including the amount due initially and the proposed schedule for later payments. The payment schedule and scope of representation should be set out in the written retainer agreement. Bring up any concern about timing before signing so you understand the arrangement and the work the firm is being retained to perform.
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