Anthony Armando Nozzolillo
On Point Land Services Corporation
Anthony A. Nozzolilo, Esq. is a seasoned attorney with over two decades of experience representing buyers, sellers, (individuals and corporate entities) and lending institutions in complex and routine commercial and residential real estate/cooperative closing transactions.
He is well versed in all Landlord/Tenant Matters; as well as Real Estate Litigation and Dispute Resolutions for both residential and commercial property claims.
In addition to this representation, Mr. Nozzolillo serves as Chief Legal Counsel to On Point Land Services Corporation, a Real Estate Title Insurance Company with headquarters in Merrick, Long Island, NY.
He is also General Counsel to Keen Settlement Services Incorporated, a Loan Closing Settlement Company; which represents dozens of financial lending institutions (international and domestic) in loan closing transactions.
Additionally, he serves as Of Counsel to the Real Estate and Litigation Departments of Turturro Law, P.C.; a full service law firm located in Brooklyn, New York.
Mr. Nozzolillo has represented celebrity clients such as the late Alan Colmes (Hannity and Colmes). He serves as President of the Board of Managers of The Meridian Condominium, a 36 Unit Luxury Ocean Front Condominium located in Long Beach, New York. He is also Counsel to 70-80 Gibbons Boulevard, a Cooperative Building located in Valley Stream, New York.
He is the recipient of prestigious awards from entities such as Martindale Hubble; and is a member of the New York State Bar Association; Nassau County Bar Association; The American Association of Notaries; and is a New York State Licensed Real Estate Broker.
- Real Estate Law
- Commercial Real Estate, Condominiums, Easements, Eminent Domain, Homeowners Association, Land Use & Zoning, Mortgages, Neighbor Disputes, Residential Real Estate, Water Law
- Landlord Tenant
- Evictions, Housing Discrimination, Landlord Rights, Rent Control, Tenants' Rights
- Title Insurance
- Mortgage Lending
- Civil Litigation
- New York
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- English: Spoken, Written
- Italian: Spoken, Written
- Spanish: Spoken, Written
- Chief Legal Counsel
- On Point Land Services Corporation
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- Authority on all Legal Matters
- Of Counsel
- Turturro Law, P.C.
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- Real Estate and Litigation Departments
- Supervising Attorney
- The Law Offices of Jonathan Peldman, P.C.
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- Sole Proprietor/Lead Counsel
- Law Office of Anthony A. Nozzolillo, P.C.
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- State University of New York - Albany
- B.S. | Accounting
- Honors: Dean's List of Distinguished Students
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- Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University
- J.D. | Law
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- CLIENT CHAMPION GOLD DISTINCTION
- Martindale- Hubble
- CLIENT CHAMPION SILVER DISTINCTION
- Martindale-Hubbell
- CLIENT'S CHOICE AWARD-REAL ESTATE ATTORNEY
- Avvo
- TOP CONTRIBUTOR AWARD-REAL ESTATE
- Avvo
- 5 OUT OF 5 CLIENT RATING
- Martindale- Hubble
- New York State Bar Association # 643082
- Member
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- American Association of Notaries
- Member
- Current
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- Nassau County Bar Association # 62050
- Member
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- 70-80 Gibson Boulevard Cooperative
- Counsel
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- The Meridian Condominium- Board of Directors
- Vice President-Legal
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- New York State Bar # 4152567
- Member
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- NYS Real Estate Broker
- NYS Department of Licensing
- NYS Notary Public
- NYS Department of Licenisng
- Q. I can’t get my squatter brother out of the house that I have the right to sell, I have an eviction lawyer, on case three
- A: Greetings: In light of COVID-19s impact on Tenant Eviction, coupled with New York State's affinity towards Tenants, I would suggest the following: Offer your brother money to "surrender" posession. Offer an amount **inclusive of relocation fees, storage fees, future next month's first rent/security deposit, and realtor fee. Once he accepts, have him sign a formal "Surrender Agreement" whereby he agrees (upon 30 days of cashing of the check** ) to waive his right to defense against your right to "self help" as a NYS Landlord...meaning you can (after day 30) change the locks, discard his personal items, etc..absent the requirement for procuring a formal "Warrant of Eviction". Essentially you are offering "cash for keys". Best of luck. DISCLAIMER: **THIS RESPONSE IS GENERIC BY NECCESSITY; DOES NOT CONSTITUTE LEGAL ADVICE; OR CREATE AN ATTORNEY/CLIENT RELATIONSHIP. YOU ARE INSTRUCTED TO OBTAIN YOUR OWN LEGAL REPRESENTATION FOR DEFINITIVE LEGALGUIDANCE.
- Q. Does an item in an Offering plan remain in effect forever? Can it be changed or eliminated? If so, how is this done?
- A: Greetings: Any by-law to a Condominium Offering Plan can be amended by the Board of Managers unanimously voting to pass an AMENDMENT to any particular provision in the existing by-laws. Speak with any Board Member in this regard to proceed in having this accomplished.
- Q. Is it legal for a landlord (who is a real estate agent) to request a brokers fee for their own property?
- A: Greetings: The Real Estate Industry is a highly regulated industry. Unless this Landlord is a duly licensed New York State Real Estate Broker (you should ask to see credentials), she is prohibited from charging, earning , or a receiving a "broker fee". She is entitled to first and last month's rent, as well as a security deposit, (deposits for PETS are not permissible in New York State), as that would be consistent with standard Landlord Tenant protocol.
