Laura Mecklosky

Choose Quality Representation at Reasonable Rates! I have twenty-five years experience practicing Criminal Law and Traffic Law in Nassau County. This includes six years as a prosecutor in the Nassau County District Attorney's Office. Criminal Law and Traffic Law are my ONLY areas of practice. Because of that you can feel confident in my expertise in these areas.

I have experience in all crimes such as shoplifting, drug arrests (marijuana, cocaine, heroin, etc.), youth court, larceny, domestic violence, assault, endangering, criminal mischief, traffic and all others.

Call and ask me about payment options. I will provide you with the expert representation you deserve at a price you can afford.

State University of New York - Stony Brook

B.A.

Fordham University School of Law

J.D. (1994)

Attorney / Founder

Laura Mecklosky, Attorney at Law

Current

Assistant District Attorney

Nassau County District Attorney's Office

1995 - 2002

Nassau County Bar Association

Member

2003 - Current

New York State Bar  # 2661015

Member

1995 - Current

New York

Since 1995

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Q. How can I get domestic violence charges dropped

February 4, 2019

A: Yes, unfortunately even though you are the victim, it is not "you vs. your boyfriend." It is "The People of the State of NY vs. Your Boyfriend." The People are represented by the District Attorney and the District Attorney has the biggest say in whether charges will be dropped. That being said, it is hard, but not impossible, to proceed with a case without a willing victim. If you've talked to the DA and let them know you don't want to proceed, you've done all you can do. Continuing to speak with them will help their case and not your boyfriend's. You are under no obligation to speak with anyone about this case unless you are subpoenaed. The best way to help your boyfriend now is to cooperate with his attorney. There is no bar against cooperating with his attorney if the attorney wishes to talk with you. ... Read More