Craig Albert Fine is an American Attorney Licensed To Practice law in the State Of New york, New Jersey and Florida.

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    Craig A. Fine, Esq. is a graduate of New York Law School. In 2007 Attorney Craig Albert Fine established The Law Office Of Craig A. Fine, in both Staten Island and New York City

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About Craig A. Fine, Esq:

Craig A. Fine is currently licensed to practice law in the states of New York, New Jersey and Florida.

Since 2007 The Law Office of Craig Fine offers formidable expertise in the areas of real estate closings, landlord-tenant law and foreclosure cases and maintains offices in Staten Island and New York City.

In addition to real estate, the firm represents residential and commercial clients in both litigation and transactional situations. Mr. Fine also counsels clients on a variety of other legal matters, including trust and estates, elder law, corporate formation, structuring, organization and finance of business entities, asset purchases and sales, mergers and acquisitions, and property and equipment leasing.

Craig A. Fine, Esq. is a graduate of New York Law School. In his private life, Craig Fine is a father, son, husband, respected community member, author and generous donor to numerous charities.

Attorney Craig Fine and his team continue to assist a growing list of clients in NY, NJ and Fl.

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