John Cucci Jr.

A Blue-Collar background and a drive to always improve and help those who need support. John Cucci attended Public schools from K through College and law School. A graduate of the City University of New York Law School.

John Cucci is a US Army Veteran who received and Honorable Discharge after his service in the 80s. John Cucci has been an attorney in over 500 Trials and has lost less than 5% of them.

A true Leader, John Cucci was the School President at his College at the State University if New York at Stony Brook. There he maintained a 3.5 GPA and played NCAA LaCrosse and Football.

Now John Cucci helps the homeless and veterans who need legal assistance. He provides Pro Bono legal services to Veterans and their families.

City University of New York School of Law

J.D. (1992) | Public Interest Law

1989 - 1992

Judicial Clerkship included research and preparation for Law Clerk and the Judge on a litany of legal issues.

Honors: New York State Professional Scholarship.

Activities: Student Government. Judicial Clerkship for New York Supreme Court Justice Cosmo DiTucci: Queens Supreme Court, Queens, New York.

State University of New York - Stony Brook

B.A. (1989) | Psychology

1985 - 1989

Active in Student government and special Events on Campus. Student Government President and leader of Student Activities and events.

Honors: Student Leadership Award. NCAA Committee Student Member Student Government President

Activities: Student Government President NCAA Lacrosse NCAA Football Dorm Building President

Suffolk County 18-B Family Law Attorney

2013 - 2014

Family Law Appointed Counsel for Indigent Clients.

Adjunct Professor of Law

City University of New York Law School

1994 - 1996

Professor of Law for Elder Law & Street Law. Taught Classes in preventative Law and Street Law.

Brazoria County Bar Association

Attorney Member

2021 - Current

Activities: Attorney Member.

Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association  # 32301

Attorney Member

2020 - Current

Activities: Attorney Member.

State Bar of Texas  # 24030107

Member

2001 - Current

Activities: Member of Texas State bar and member of the Criminal Law Section.

National Criminal Defense Lawyers Association

Attorney Member

2001 - Current

Activities: Active Attorney Member

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Traffic Tickets

Suspended License

DUI & DWI

Juvenile Law

Criminal Law

Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Expungement, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes

Real Estate Law

Commercial Real Estate, Condominiums, Easements, Eminent Domain, Homeowners Association, Land Use & Zoning, Mortgages, Neighbor Disputes, Residential Real Estate, Water Law

Insurance Claims

Bad Faith Insurance, Business Insurance, Disability Insurance, Health Insurance, Life Insurance, Motor Vehicle Insurance, Property Insurance

Q. I have signed the contract and inspection was completed, now I want to back out of selling my house in San Antonio.

15 October 2021

A: There may be a way out of the deal. The contract for sale of the property will have language on this issue. If there is "specific performance" or other language that allows the buyer to have a court force you to complete the sale, then you have a problem, and can not stop the sale. Look at your contract, or have an attorney look at it, to be sure of your status.

Q. i have been followed and watched for close to two months i believe by the DEA,but they wont speak to me .. why?

13 October 2021

A: So if you are being watched, because you are conducting criminal activity, stop. Then 30 days later you will not see them again. If you want to know if you are the target of an investigation, you can hire an attorney to contact the agency, and ask if you are truly a target. There may be unintended consequences if you do ask. Either way, good luck!

Q. In Texas are you able to revoke a bond as the co-signer

11 October 2021

A: When you sign a bail bond you are obligated to pay whatever it says in the contract that you sign with the bondsman. Every bond is made with a written agreement. If you are signing a bond agreement, the written terms of the agreement are your obligations. However, if the bondsman allows you, he can revoke the bond, but he or she may not do as you ask if you have not paid in full yet. Another option is to try to get in front of the judge that issued or allowed the bond and ask to be removed from any obligation, but that wouldn't be allowed unless the defendant was there in court or otherwise in custody. So I would advise to call the bondsman, if you have been paying or are paid in-full. He will be happy to revoke the bond, if he has made his or her money. If not, you might have a problem. If that happens, your next move would be to let the bondsman know that the defendant has been or is now violating any of the conditions of the bond. They are written in the agreement.

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