Hudson Law Group handles immigration, real estate, family law and divorce, business and litigation, and estate planning — serving clients across New York, New Jersey, and nationwide.

You can call our office at 347-815-2969, use the contact form on our website, or email us directly. We typically respond within one business day.

We make every effort to schedule consultations promptly. For urgent matters — including immigration detention, court deadlines, or time-sensitive transactions — contact us directly by phone.

Any documents relevant to your matter — court notices, contracts, immigration correspondence, identification, or prior legal filings. If you're unsure, bring whatever you have and we'll sort through it together.

We prioritize clear, responsive communication throughout your case, so you always know where things stand and what to expect next.

Every client at Hudson Law Group works directly with an attorney from first consultation through final resolution. Your calls and emails go to your attorney — not a paralegal or case manager.

At a large firm, clients often find themselves passed between associates and support staff, rarely speaking directly with the attorney handling their case. At Hudson Law Group, you have direct access to experienced counsel throughout your matter. We take the time to understand your situation fully before advising — and we remain accessible when you need us.

Yes. We work with clients across the country and internationally and are available by phone and video conference in addition to in-person meetings at our New York and New Jersey offices

Yes. Our attorneys are fluent in English, Russian, and Ukrainian, and we regularly represent clients who speak many other languages through qualified interpreters. Language should never be a barrier to quality legal representation.

Our offices are open Monday through Friday. For urgent matters outside business hours, contact us by phone and we will do our best to respond promptly.

We understand that legal matters can be financially stressful. Fee structures and payment arrangements are discussed during your initial consultation.

Yes, we accept major credit cards

Yes. We regularly step into matters where a client needs new representation. Contact us to discuss the specifics of your situation.

While some immigration applications can technically be filed without an attorney, immigration law is complex, constantly changing, and the consequences of errors can be severe — including denial, delays, or deportation. Having an experienced immigration attorney significantly improves your chances of success and protects you from avoidable mistakes.

A denial is not necessarily the end of the road. Depending on the circumstances, options may include filing a motion to reconsider, an appeal, or reapplying with a stronger application. We review denials carefully and advise on the best path forward.

Yes. Removal defense is a core part of our immigration practice. If you or a family member has received a Notice to Appear or is facing deportation, contact us immediately — deadlines in immigration court move quickly.

Yes. A real estate agent handles the transaction; an attorney protects your legal interests. In New York and New Jersey, having an attorney review your contract, title, and closing documents is standard practice and strongly advisable for any property transaction.

A title company handles title insurance and certain closing logistics. A buyer's attorney reviews the contract, negotiates terms, identifies legal risks, and represents your interests throughout the transaction — including after closing if issues arise. They serve different functions and you may need both.

It depends on whether the divorce is contested or uncontested and the complexity of the issues involved. An uncontested divorce with no major disputes can be finalized in a few months. Contested divorces involving custody, asset division, or support disputes typically take longer. We give clients a realistic timeline during the initial consultation.

In many cases, yes. We work to resolve divorce matters through negotiation and settlement wherever possible, avoiding the time, cost, and stress of litigation. When court involvement becomes necessary, we are prepared to advocate for you.

Both. We assist entrepreneurs at every stage — from initial entity formation and early contracts to governance, disputes, and succession planning as the business grows.

Simply reach out to schedule a consultation. From there we will review your situation, explain your options, and recommend a path forward.