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Clients communicate directly with Gary rather than being passed from person to person.
About Gary J. Raniolo
For more than four decades, Gary J. Raniolo has helped individuals, families, and businesses move forward with practical advice, careful preparation, and personal attention.
A broad legal perspective
Gary’s experience has made him a trusted resource for individuals, businesses, financial institutions, title companies, and public agencies.
Gary has practiced law in New York since 1983. His professional background includes private practice and service as an Assistant District Attorney in Westchester County. That combination gives him a valuable perspective on the legal, financial, and personal considerations that can shape a client’s matter.
His practice focuses on real estate transactions, business and commercial law, estate planning, probate, and estate administration. Clients work directly with Gary and receive straightforward explanations, responsive communication, and close attention to detail throughout the process.
Gary has also served financial institutions, housing organizations, and the public through a range of professional and civic roles. He is a sitting Justice in the Town of Yorktown, New York, where he presides over criminal and civil matters.
Whether a matter involves a home, a business, or a family’s future, Gary’s goal is the same: understand what matters to the client, identify the practical options, and provide a clear path forward.
The client experience
Clients communicate directly with Gary rather than being passed from person to person.
Complex legal questions are explained in practical language so clients can make informed decisions.
Every matter receives thoughtful attention to its details, deadlines, and potential complications.
Education & professional background
The knowledge and experience of a large firm, with the responsiveness and personal touch of a one-on-one relationship.
Prior results and client experiences do not guarantee a similar outcome.
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