About Baruch David Schreiber ESQ — General Practice Cedarhurst NY

Baruch David Schreiber, Esq. is a general practice Cedarhurst attorney serving the Five Towns area of Long Island and broader Nassau County. The practice handles real estate, estate planning, civil disputes, and family matters for residents of Cedarhurst, Lawrence, Woodmere, Inwood, and Hewlett. Clients comparing options can also browse the Cedarhurst attorney listings.

Civil disputes from Cedarhurst typically file in the Nassau County Supreme Court in Mineola. Smaller matters under $3,000 stay in Cedarhurst Village Court at 200 Cedarhurst Avenue. Probate and estate matters move through Nassau County Surrogate’s Court. The Five Towns has a strong Orthodox Jewish community, and an attorney familiar with the religious-court coordination and local customs brings practical advantages on family and real estate matters.

What Clients Say

Reviewers describe an accessible, thorough attorney who handles routine matters without unnecessary complexity. Clients value the proximity of a local office and the ability to walk in for routine paperwork. Outcomes depend on case posture, so an early consultation helps set realistic timelines and fees.

General Practice Cedarhurst — Practice Areas & Services

• Residential real estate closings and contract review
• Wills, trusts, and Nassau County Surrogate’s Court probate
• Civil disputes in Nassau County Supreme Court (Mineola)
• Small claims and village court matters
• Uncontested divorces and custody arrangements
• Landlord-tenant disputes and lease review
• Small business formation and contract drafting

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do civil lawsuits get filed from Cedarhurst?

Most civil cases over $3,000 go to Nassau County Supreme Court at 100 Supreme Court Drive in Mineola. Smaller claims may file in Cedarhurst Village Court at 200 Cedarhurst Avenue, which handles civil matters under $3,000. NYSCEF e-filing is mandatory for most Supreme Court civil matters.

How long does probate take in Nassau County?

Standard probate in Nassau County Surrogate’s Court typically runs 9 to 14 months. Small estates under $50,000 may use the simpler “voluntary administration” procedure, which often closes in 4 to 6 months. Contested estates can extend significantly when objections to the will are raised.

What does a real estate closing cost in the Five Towns?

Attorney fees for residential closings in Cedarhurst typically run $1,500 to $3,500. Title insurance, transfer taxes, and recording fees add to the buyer’s costs. Sellers face New York State transfer taxes plus, in some cases, the “mansion tax” on properties over $1 million.