Since 1994
The Law Office of Kadish & Fiordaliso
To our Dear clients and friends:
After 30 wonderful years representing clients throughout Western New York, the attorneys at Kadish & Fiordaliso are now working separately on behalf of our clients. The firm is no longer doing business as a single entity but both Mr. Kadish and Mr. Fiordaliso will continue practicing law into the future. Any contact through this website, phone number or email addresses may not be seen or returned. However, both may be contacted as follows:
Mr. Kadish: 716-570-5203; kkadish@kkadishlaw.com; P.O. Box 333, Findley Lake, NY 14736
Mr. Fiordaliso: 716-345-6364; rfiordaliso59@gmail.com; P.O. Box 117, Tonawanda, NY 14150.
We have been very happy to represent our clients with compassion and integrity. We promise to continue such representation into the future and look forward to working with our clients.
We thank you for your previous confidence in the firm and your continued confidence.
If you require the assistance of an attorney, please feel free to contact us.
The information on this site is not intended to be legal advice. Each legal matter is different and will require individual consideration and advice.
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If you require the assistance of an attorney, we would be pleased to speak with you.
Legal Tip of The Month
Corona Virus Update: Thank you for visiting our website.Very important changes have been taking place inside our local court system. Now that Western New York is entering phase Four of the Governor’s safety plan, our court system is finally opening up. Our local Family Court and Supreme Court are accepting new legal matters. New York State Supreme Court is now accepting the filing of new divorce matters, and our Erie County Family Court is accepting new petitions for Support and Custody matters.New Divorce cases may now be filed through the NYSCEF ( New York State Court Electronic Filing )format, and the local Family Courts are accepting new petitions filed through the EDDS (Electronic Document Delivery System) format. Should you have any questions regarding the filing of new matters in Supreme Court, or in Family Court, please do not hesitate to contact us. As new developments arise , we will update you in our Tip of the Month series. We look forward to assisting you in any way we can. Stay safe .