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Gregory J. Tarone, Attorney & Counselor at Law

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Gregory J. Tarone, Attorney & Counselor at Law

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Gregory J. Tarone, Esq. has been active in the New York Bar since 1979. Besides professional and amateur sports, his practice has included residential and commercial real estate... (more)

Newburgh, NY 12550 (Orange County)
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5020 Route 9W, Suite 104
Newburgh, NY 12550

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An Attorney's Ethical Duties and Limitations in Divorce Discovery
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Connecticut Court Denies Motion to Relocate for Work in Film Industry
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Health Insurance and Divorce: What You Should Know
A blog post about what a family can do about health insurance during divorce, such as how to include it in the settlement and how to secure temporary coverage for a former spouse or children.
Challenges Faced During Same-Sex Divorce
A blog post about the divorce process and how same-sex couples may face extra challenges when filing.
What Is Palimony? An Overview
A blog post about how unmarried couples who cohabited for a number of years can provide support for each other after separation.
Bankruptcy and Alimony: What You Should Know
A blog post about dealing with alimony during times of bankruptcy.
What to Do if Your Spouse Fails to Make Alimony Payments
A blog post about options available when a spouse fails to make or refuses to pay alimony.
Legal Separation and Separate Maintenance
A blog post about the differences between a divorce and a legal separation and how a spouse can still receive financial support from a higher earning spouse.
Dealing with the Family Home During Divorce: The Buyout Option
A blog post about the pros and cons and legal process to performing a buyout of the family home during divorce.
Dealing with the Family Home During Divorce: The Co-Ownership Option
A blog post about how to properly split ownership of a house during and after a divorce is final in cases where a family does not want to uproot the children from a home just yet.
Voluntary Disclosure Program
Individuals, businesses of all sizes, corporation and even charities will face tax issues from time to time.
Dealing with the Family Home During Divorce: The Sale Option
A blog post about how to handle selling a house with your spouse during divorce proceedings.
Voluntary Disclosure Program
Individuals, businesses of all sizes, corporation and even charities will face tax issues from time to time.
What Is the “Duty of Care”?
A blog post about the legal theory of the duty of care and how it influences the recovery of negligence cases.
Proving Fault in a Slip and Fall Case
A blog post about the legal process of proving who is at fault when you slip and fall and what can ruin your chances of recovering damages fully.
SCAFFOLD RELATED ACCIDENTS
There are 60 deaths per year due to scaffold-related accidents in the U.S. according to the United States Department of Labor
When Is the Government Liable for a Bike Accident?
A blog post overviewing the possible dangers on the road a government can be liable for if they cause a bike accident.
Connecticut Jury Awards $2M to Man Who Fell Down Stairs, Fractured Skull
A blog post about a case out of Stamford, CT in which a man who was renting rooms from the defendant and was severely injured in a fall down a flight of stairs.
Dram Shop Laws and Social Host Responsibility in Connecticut
A blog post about laws regarding the responsibilities of a person hosting a social function at which alcohol is served.
An Overview of Connecticut's Personal Injury Laws
A blog post reviewing the basic information regarding the law a person should know going into a personal injury claim in Connecticut.