Q: Where is your office?
A: We have two offices. The first office is in Bedford, New York and the second office is in White Plains New York. I am also in New York City on a regular basis.

Q: How long have you been practicing real estate law?
A: Keith R. Betensky, Esq. has been practicing law for over 15 years.

Q: If my matter does not fall under one of your practice areas, can you help me?
A: Maybe. Call us to ascertain whether we can assist or provide a referral if necessary.

Q: Do you charge for initial consultations?
A: I generally try not to charge for brief initial consultations over the phone.

Q: Do you handle litigation and transactions?
A: Yes.

Q: Are you licensed to practice in New York and New Jersey?
A: Yes.

Q: Do you handle commercial and residential matters?
A: Yes.

Q: How can I subscribe to your newsletter and blog in order to stay current on the latest legal developments that may affect my organization?
A: Yes. You can send an e-mail to betenskylaw@gmail.com with “Blog Subscription Request” in the Subject and we will add you to our distribution list?

Q: Do I need an attorney to represent me on a residential variance application?
A: Zoning Boards of Appeals are quasi judicial local government agencies which are governed by State statutes and decisional law. Real estate developers and residential homeowners alike can save a great deal of time and money by consulting legal counsel before filing an application. A good zoning attorney can help determine what permits are necessary, streamline the process, build a strong record and increase the likelihood of success.

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