Denis Kitchen

Denis has been a lifelong resident of Western New York, a graduate of Kenmore West, High School, a U.S. Naval Aviator, and an attorney for over 40 years.

SUNY Buffalo Law School

J.D. (1976) | Law

1973 - 1976

Indiana University - Indiana University-Bloomington

M.S. | Student Personnel Administration

1965 - 1966

Rochester Institute of Technology

B.S. | Management

1961 - 1965

Activities: Vice President of Student Body

Christian Counseling Ministries of Western New York

Member of the Board of Directors

1995 - Current

Western New York Lawyers for Life

Vice President

1990 - Current

New York State Bar  # 1436286

Member

1976 - Current

Erie County Bar Association

Member

1976 - Current

Activities: Member of the Matrimonial Committee, Family Court Committee, Appellate Committee, Bankruptcy & Commercial Law Committee, Surrogate's Court Committee

Christian Legal Society

Member

1974 - Current

New York

Since 1976

• Free Consultation
  for personal injury and for bankruptcy and debt problems
• Credit Cards Accepted
• Contingent Fees
  for personal injury cases

• General Civil

Q. I didn't owe that person money, but I wrote a contract that I would repay him. if I break the contract, will I be sued?

September 26, 2022

A: This strange set of circumstances raises more questions, but putting those aside, if you made a contract with someone to pay them a sum of money, your breach of that contract could induce him to sue you. You may have a defense, again depending on the circumstance. But WILL he sue you? No telling---how good a friend is he? This is less of a legal question and more of a dilemma about personal relationships.