Anthony Buono, Attorney At Law

Anthony Buono is among the leading matrimonial attorneys in New York’s Capital District. He has three decades of representing clients in the Supreme and Family Courts.  Today his practice concentrates in divorce matters.

DIVORCE LAW

Anthony Buono represents clients in matters of divorce, separation agreements, pre-nuptial agreements, child custody and visitation as well as child support, property distribution and spousal maintenance. He has tried many domestic relations cases in both Family Court and Supreme Court. He is experienced in working with expert witnesses and dealing with complex evidentiary issues.

MATRIMONIAL AGREEMENTS

More than 90 percent of divorce matters are resolved through a negotiated agreement. This includes some matters that have involved extensive litigation to work through various issues. Therefore, being able to write a clear and comprehensive matrimonial agreement is an essential skill for matrimonial attorneys. It requires not only clear writing. It requires comprehensive knowledge of matrimonial law.

Latest From The Upstate New York Divorce Law Blog

  • In the short time that New York has had "no fault" divorce there has been precious little caselaw on the subject.  However, the Appellate Division, Fourth Department, has recently rendered a decision that may have significant impact on "no fault" divorces. In Palermo v. Palermo, 2012 N.Y. Slip Op. 07528 (Nov. 9, 2012), the Appellate [Read More]

    Published On: December 13th, 2012
  •   Many of the smart phones and electronic devices sold today employ technology that allows the device to be tracked electronically.  As we discussed previously in this Blog, this technology has many implications in matrimonial cases.  This technology also has many implications when dealing with children. Your child's iPhone, iPad, MacBook and even their iPod, [Read More]

    Published On: December 10th, 2012
  • It is that time of the year again.  The holidays are here.  Or are they the "hellidays"?  Too often separated or divorced parents let their conflicts spoil the holiday season for their children. Every year I see too many people fighting over holiday visitation.  Most of it is not about the kids enjoying the holiday [Read More]

    Published On: December 6th, 2012
  • As many of you know, I am a volunteer firefighter. Over the years I have found that periodically my legal training and experience offers lessons for the fire service and conversely my fire service training and experience offer lessons for the practice of law. One of these fire service lessons that has helped me approach [Read More]

    Published On: December 5th, 2012
  • So you believe in ghosts. Judging by the recent success and popularity of television shows such as TAPS, Ghost Adventures, The Dead Files, Ghostly Encounters and The Haunted Collector, you probably are not alone. So it is not all that surprising that a parent's interest in ghosts and the paranormal has come up as an [Read More]

    Published On: December 4th, 2012
  • Facebook is a trap for people involved in domestic relations litigation. If you are getting divorced or litigating in Family Court you should stay off of Facebook. At the least, you should not post anything related to your case or that could be construed as being related to it. I have seen Facebook become a [Read More]

    Published On: December 2nd, 2012

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