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Queens, NY Lawyer Gives Free Courses On Probate Law

February 9, 2018 0

After receiving many calls from potential clients asking about how to avoid probate, New York Attorney Roman Aminov realized there were many misconceptions about probate…

How to Help Someone Out of an Abusive Relationship November 16, 2020
2020 has been a difficult year, with national lockdowns being implemented across the world as governments attempt to keep on top of the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic has not only taken a toll on the health of populations but it’s also had far-reaching socio-economic impacts. Being forced indoors is by no means easy for anyone, […]
NRA Shoots itself and Gun-Owners with an AR-15 October 11, 2020
On October 8th, another lawyer from the firm of Michel and Associates lawyers and air-conditioning repairmen argued before a three-judge panel of the 9th circuit court of appeals in support of a lawsuit challenging California’s “Assault Weapons Control Act” (AWCA). The case is called Rupp v. Becerra. A couple of years ago, I had traveled […]
Gun-Owners are the Greatest Threat to the Second Amendment – Part 3 October 8, 2020
Criminals use concealed handguns, they rarely use rifles or shotguns to commit a crime. Unfortunately, every time some loser or mentally ill person goes on a shooting spree with an AR-15 style rifle it leads the news day after day until it is “old news” and some other story takes its place. 22 of the […]
Gun-Owners are the Greatest Threat to the Second Amendment – Part 2 October 6, 2020
The American right to keep and bear arms is not a right to commit murder. Murder is not the right to keep and bear arms as it was understood by the Framers of the Second Amendment or the people who voted to enact the Second Amendment into law. Murder is not the Second Amendment right […]
Gun-Owners are the Greatest Threat to the Second Amendment – Part 1 October 5, 2020
There is a danger that Judge Amy Barrett might not get the votes to be confirmed as the next Justice of the Supreme Court because several Republican members of the Senate have contracted Covid-19. Failure to confirm her nomination would pretty much guarantee that the leftward shift of the Supreme Court since 2010 will continue. […]

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