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30 W. Broad Street, Suite 500
Rochester, New York 14614
585-232-2770
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Located in Rochester, New York, Mike Scibetta and The Scibetta Law Office represent individuals from Monroe, Wayne, Ontario and surrounding counties.

If you have been arrested or injured or are facing a DWI, make the right choice by hiring an experienced, trial hardened  civil and criminal defense attorney...Mike Scibetta and The Scibetta Law Office in  Rochester, New York.

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Michael P. Scibetta, Esquire has been a criminal defense attorney in Rochester, New York for more than eighteen years. Mike has defended hundreds of individuals charged with Driving While Intoxicated and criminal law matters with unparalleled success. If your freedom or your license is at stake, contact a seasoned criminal defense attorney.

"My goal at The Scibetta Law Office is to deliver the highest possible quality legal services to each of my clients. I use my experience, knowledge, education, creativity and techniques to provide my clients with an effective and efficient criminal defense. Whether you need a criminal lawyer or an injury attorney, I can help."


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  • No-Fault Divorce...what does it mean? New York State has finally adopted a no-fault divorce policy! No-fault divorce means that a couple need not prove any instances of wrongdoing or abuse in order to file for divorce in a court of law.  New York is the last state to adopt this stance. Under the no-fault law, which takes effect this October, couples will be able to terminate their marriages within a period of six months after declaring that their marriage is “irretrievably broken.” The current law requires a reason, such as allegations of cruelty, abuse, adultery or abandonment, all of which are codified within the New York State Domestic Relations Law section 170. Clearly, this new law will come as a great relief ...
    Posted Oct 14, 2010 8:37 AM by mike@scibettalawoffice.com
  • FLASH...DWI LAWS HAVE GOTTEN TOUGHER!!!! Effective August 15, 2010, there are new rules in effect for all New York DWI or Aggravated DWI cases. The rules apply to any motorist charged after December 18, 2009, and convicted or pleading guilty after August 15, 2010. The new law does not apply to convictions of DWAI, which is a traffic infraction, but to all misdemeanor and felony DWI convictions. This is the second part of a tough new state law (Leandra's Law) forcing anyone with a DWI conviction to get a device installed in their car which requires them to pass a breathalyzer test to start the engine. The device is referred to as an ignition interlock device (IID). The law was named after 11-year ...
    Posted Oct 13, 2010 8:03 AM by mike@scibettalawoffice.com
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