Business Details
21 Years
experience
Your Trusted Legal Partner in Fort Lee & Manhattan
The Choi Law Firm is a full-service legal practice dedicated to providing meticulous representation in estate planning, family law, and commercial litigation. With 90 years of combined experience, our team serves clients from offices in Fort Lee, New Jersey, and Manhattan, New York. We prioritize tailored strategies, prompt action, and a caring environment to secure favorable outcomes for individuals, families, and businesses. Our attorneys are recognized for their expertise in navigating complex legal matters, including wills, trusts, divorce proceedings, and business disputes.We emphasize transparency, client education, and proactive advocacy to ensure our clients' rights are protected. Since 2005, we have built a reputation for excellence through personalized service and a commitment to resolving cases efficiently. Our focus on E-E-A-T principles ensures clients receive authoritative, trustworthy guidance grounded in decades of legal practice.
Services
Estate Planning
Family Law
Commercial Litigation
Trusts
Wills
Divorce
Child Custody
Probate
Details
- Year established: 2005
Highlights and features
- We offer 90 years of combined legal experience in estate, family, and commercial law.
- Our team develops tailored strategies for each client's unique legal needs.
- We provide a caring environment with transparent communication and proactive advocacy.
- We prioritize prompt legal action to resolve cases efficiently and effectively.
- Our attorneys are recognized for expertise in complex estate planning and litigation.
What people say
Genuinely fighting for me
Kind and compassionate
Thorough and professional
Listened to concerns
Exceeded expectations
Services
Estate Planning
The Choi Law Firm provides comprehensive estate planning to safeguard assets and ensure clients' wishes are honored. Our attorneys draft wills, trusts, and advance directives while addressing tax implications and guardianship. We guide clients through probate and trust administration, emphasizing clarity and compliance with New Jersey and New York laws. Our goal is to create tailored plans that protect legacies and minimize disputes for future generations.
Family Law
We advocate for clients in divorce, child custody, and support cases with a focus on equitable outcomes. Our team handles alimony, equitable distribution, and domestic violence matters, prioritizing clients' and children's best interests. With experience in complex family disputes, we negotiate settlements or litigate when necessary, ensuring rights are protected throughout the process in New Jersey and New York courts.
Commercial Litigation
The firm represents businesses in contract disputes, employment conflicts, and real estate litigation. We resolve commercial issues through negotiation, mediation, or trial advocacy, minimizing disruptions to operations. Our attorneys address breach of contract, restrictive covenants, and shareholder disputes, leveraging decades of experience to protect clients' financial interests in New Jersey and New York jurisdictions.
Trust Administration
We assist trustees and beneficiaries in managing trusts, ensuring compliance with legal requirements and grantors' intentions. Our services include trust funding, distribution guidance, and dispute resolution. With expertise in revocable and irrevocable trusts, we help clients navigate administration complexities while minimizing tax liabilities and preserving asset integrity across state lines.
Divorce Proceedings
Our attorneys guide clients through contested and uncontested divorces, addressing property division, spousal support, and parenting plans. We prioritize amicable resolutions but litigate aggressively when needed. With knowledge of New Jersey's equitable distribution laws and New York's residency requirements, we protect clients' financial and familial interests during this emotionally challenging process.
People
Sandra Choi
Attorney
Sandra Choi is a dedicated attorney with extensive experience in estate planning, family law, and commercial litigation. Clients praise her for being attentive, compassionate, and thorough, with a strong work ethic and commitment to achieving favorable outcomes.
Marc A. Williams
Attorney
Marc A. Williams brings significant legal expertise to the firm, focusing on complex family law and commercial litigation cases. He is known for his strategic approach and dedication to client advocacy.
James N. Davidson
Attorney
James N. Davidson specializes in estate planning and trust litigation, offering clients meticulous guidance to protect their assets and ensure their wishes are honored.
Robert Avery
Attorney
Robert Avery focuses on family law and commercial disputes, combining legal acumen with a client-centered approach to resolve cases efficiently and effectively.
John S. Avery
Attorney
John S. Avery provides skilled representation in estate planning and litigation, emphasizing clear communication and tailored solutions for clients' unique needs.
Questions
When should I create an estate plan?
You should consider an estate plan if you have children, significant assets, or want to ensure your wishes are followed. It provides clarity and reduces disputes after your passing.
How can a family law attorney help with divorce?
An attorney guides you through property division, child custody, and support negotiations, ensuring your rights are protected and advocating for fair outcomes in court.
Do I need a lawyer for commercial litigation?
Legal counsel helps protect your business interests, navigate complex disputes, and achieve resolutions that minimize financial and operational disruptions.
What is the difference between a will and a trust?
A will outlines asset distribution after death, while a trust manages assets during your lifetime and avoids probate, offering more control over distribution.
How long does a divorce take in New Jersey?
Simple divorces may take three months, but contested cases involving custody or property disputes can last over a year, depending on court schedules and negotiations.
Can I modify an existing estate plan?
Yes, you should review and update your estate plan after major life events like marriage, divorce, or acquiring significant assets to ensure it reflects your current wishes.
