About Gary E. Hanna, Esq. Hanna Law Group — General Practice Brooklyn New York

Gary E. Hanna, Esq. of Hanna Law Group offers general practice Brooklyn residents and Kings County families turn to for civil disputes, business matters, and personal legal questions. The firm files in Kings County Supreme and Civil Courts at 360 Adams Street and 141 Livingston Street, where Brooklyn’s docket is among the busiest in the state. Because Kings County has more than 2.5 million residents, the demand for everyday legal services is substantial across every neighborhood.

Brooklyn’s civil docket moves under New York’s Differentiated Case Management rules, so timing and procedural detail often determine outcomes. For nearby comparisons, the Brooklyn attorney directory lists additional firms. However, many clients prefer a smaller practice because the same attorney handles intake, motion practice, and any court appearances rather than rotating associates.

What Clients Say

Reviewers of Brooklyn general practitioners commonly mention three things: same-day return calls, frank assessments of settlement leverage, and detailed written fee estimates before any motion is filed. Therefore, expect the first meeting to focus on listing every legal concern so the file can be staffed and quoted clearly.

General Practice Brooklyn — Practice Areas & Services

• Civil litigation and contract disputes in Kings County Supreme and Civil Courts
• Business formation, LLC filings, and small commercial contracts
• Real estate matters including residential closings and landlord-tenant disputes
• Wills, simple probate, and trust administration in the Brooklyn Surrogate’s Court
• Pre-litigation negotiation, demand letters, and civil mediation

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a Kings County civil case take?

Most Brooklyn Supreme Court civil cases resolve within 18–30 months under the court’s Differentiated Case Management plan. Civil Court matters under $50,000 typically move faster. Filings happen at 360 Adams Street for Supreme Court matters and 141 Livingston Street for Civil Court.

What does a Brooklyn general practice attorney charge?

Most Kings County general practitioners bill $300–$500 per hour, with flat fees on routine items such as wills, lease review, or LLC formation. Retainers are standard before active litigation. Ask for a written engagement letter that lists what is included.

Where will my Brooklyn matter be heard?

Civil matters above $50,000 are filed at Kings County Supreme Court at 360 Adams Street. Smaller money disputes and landlord-tenant issues move through Brooklyn Civil Court and Housing Court at 141 Livingston Street. Probate goes to the Kings County Surrogate’s Court.