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Alissa Van Horn, Esq., Managing Partner of Van Horn & Friedman, P.C., is Recognized by Top 100 Registry as the Family Law, Attorney of the Year in the State of New York
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Alissa Van Horn, Esq. is featured in Top 100 Lawyers Magazine, and is honored as the 2021 Family Law, Attorney of the Year in the State of New York. WESTBURY, N.Y. (PRWEB) May 30, 2021 Alissa L. Van Horn, Esq., serves as the managing partner of Van Horn & Friedman, P.C., a full-service family and matrimonial law firm, with its primary office in Westbury, New York. Ms. Van Horn has extensive experience in all family law-related cases, including divorce, adoption, custody, child support, orders of protection, foster care litigation, name changes, prenuptial, postnuptial, and separation agreements. Alissa earned her Bachelor of Science in Public Administration from Saint Joseph s University in Philadelphia, PA. and obtained her Juris
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A distant photo of the retirement party, published with permission from a local resident who drove past the event.
At least six Southold Town Police Department employees are being questioned in an ongoing probe of the department’s response to community complaints about a sergeant’s retirement party last May, according to billing records filed with the town.
As of Feb. 23, a police sergeant, one police officer and two dispatchers had been deposed by outside counsel hired by the Town Board to conduct the investigation. Two more officers were scheduled to be deposed, according to the invoice filed by attorney Justin Block of the firm Messina, Pirillo and Hill.
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