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70 Linden Oaks, 3rd Floor
Rochester, New York 14625

Telephone (585) 662-4180
Fax (585) 502-1481

alex@korotkinlaw.com

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70 Linden Oaks,
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Rochester, New York 14625

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alex@korotkinlaw.com

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Rochester Family Lawyer Blog

Temporary Spousal Maintenance and Marital Residence Expenses
Exclusive Possession of Marital Residence Revisited
Expanding Definition of What It Means to Be a Parent
Final Custody Determination Requires a Plenary Hearing
Parent Who Is Prevented From Seeing Child By Other Spouse Is Not Obligated To Pay Child Support

Rochester Bankruptcy and Debt Relief Blog

Determining Chapter 13 Repayment Plan Payment
Debtor and Ability to Reopen Bankruptcy
Health Savings Accounts, Flexible Spending Accounts and Bankruptcy
Student Loans and Possibility of Discharge
Making a Choice Between Bankruptcy and Short Sale

Rochester, New York, attorney Alexander Korotkin represents clients in the greater Rochester area and throughout western New York in communities such as Rochester, Pittsford, Fairport, Perinton, Irondequoit, Greece, Penfield, Webster, Henrietta, Gates, Chili, Canandaigua, Victor, Brockport, Spencerport, Batavia, and Brighton.

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