Peterson Law

 Attorney Advertising 

Peterson Law of western New York is your choice for a general law practice.  Wendy G. Peterson, Esq. has the experience you can count on for your legal service needs.  Experience of professional client representation in a variety of legal matters means results. 

Wendy G. Peterson, Esq., as a member of the legal profession willingly assumes many roles, including advisor, advocate, negotiator, and counselor and has pledged to uphold the legal process and to promote access to the legal system and the administration of justice.

Peterson Law is dedicated to an assertive advocacy, client confidentiality and loyalty. 

What We Do

Peterson Law is founded on a principle of client centered representation within the bounds of professionalism and ethically accepted practices.  This emphasis underlies each attorney-client relationship established by the firm. Peterson Law is providing quality representation to clients in   

• Felony and Misdemeanor criminal matters

• DWI charges

• Residential Real Estate transactions

• Divorces and Legal Separations

• Matters of Child Custody/Visitation and Support, and

• Wills, Healthcare Proxy, Living Wills and Power of Attorney 

Click this services link to learn more about each of these areas. 

Do you need a lawyer?

If you've asked the question, the answer is probably, "Yes."

Peterson Law is a firm dedicated to providing quality legal representation to our clients in a respectful and professional manner.

Contact us to schedule a consult where you will meet one on one with an attorney dedicated to your legal interests.   

*** The information provided in this Website and any of its contents is offered for informational purposes only. It is not offered as and does not constitute legal advice. Peterson Law does not seek to represent you based upon your visit or review of this Website. This Website and its contents may be considered advertising under the New York Rule of Professional Conduct. You should not make legal hiring decisions based solely upon brochures, advertising or other promotional materials. Before making such a decision you should first consult with an attorney.