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Midtown New York City Law Firm



WEBEL LAW, PLLC
535 Fifth Avenue, Floor 4
New York, New York 10017
(646) 373-1055




ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE













PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS


Disclosing certain issues to a non-attorney may be dangerous. They may be questioned about those conversations by law enforcement agencies and may be required to disclose everything you've given them. "Confidential" alone does not rise to the level of "privilege." Information disclosed to non-attorneys may result in that information being used against you in a court of law.

We're attorneys. Confidential communications with an attorney for the purpose of seeking legal advice is privileged, which prevents us from disclosing it to third parties without you waiving your privilege. This legal protection is unique to attorneys and may not exist for discussions with non-attorneys in some legal cases. Regardless of whom you seek legal advice for your tax issue, first, verify that you protect your rights by speaking only with an attorney.

We represent people with the IRS. We're experienced at evaluating tax issues, creating convincing legal arguments, and negotiating with the IRS on taxpayers' behalf. Whether it's negotiating a monthly payment plan designed to fit your budget, drafting a legal argument to settle your debt for less than the amount the IRS claims that you owe, or unraveling a complicated tax issue, consulting with one of our tax attorneys is one of the safest decisions you can make and can save you time and money.

Give us a call for a confidential phone consultation. Let's discuss your legal issue.






RIGHT TO AN ATTORNEY


At all times, you have the right to have an attorney with you during any contact with the IRS. Even in the middle of an interview, all discussions must cease by saying that you want an attorney. It's not a request. Even with the IRS, it's a right that you can invoke at any time. The IRS must immediately stop the interview and allow you to consult with us as your legal representative.

Don't be intimidated by the IRS. State that you want to speak with your attorney and then call us. We can prepare the required documents, represent you with the IRS, prepare you for any required interviews, advise you on your options, and counsel you on making your best decision. Our tax attorneys will stand by your side every step of the way and fight to find administrative solutions to your IRS nightmare. Call us so that we can get started on your case.