H. Benjamin Perez began his career as a criminal defense attorney at a prestigious New York law firm, defending clients accused of criminal offenses. Since then he has expanded his practice to also cover divorce, and family law cases.  He is a proven litigator with exceptional trial and negotiation skills.

Throughout his career he has successfully defended hundreds of criminal defense clients in both state and federal courts, with charges ranging from violations to major felonies, including:

• Murder / Homicide
• Driving While Intoxicated (DWI and DUI)
• International Drug Trafficking
  
• Narcotics
  
• Drugs
• Assaults
• Sex Crimes
• Rape
• Robbery
• Firearms
  
• Assault
• Larceny
• Grand Larceny
• Fraud
• Counterfeiting

In addition, H. Benjamin Perez has has extensive experience representing divorce and family law clients in cases involving:

• Contested divorce
• Equitable distribution
• Uncontested divorce
• High net worth divorce
• Spousal maintenance
• Child custody
• Child support
• Relocation
• Paternity
• Pre-nuptial agreements
• Orders of protection

Always knowing he wanted to become a trial lawyer, H. Benjamin Perez obtained a Bachelor’s Degree from the John J. College.

He graduated from the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law located in the heart of New York City.  Mr. Perez was thereafter admitted to the practice of law in New York State.

Throughout his career, H. Benjamin Perez has conducted and won both misdemeanor and felony criminal trials trials.  He has also negotiated favorable outcomes for his clients.  In addition, Mr. Perez has handled complex matrimonial cases from inception all the way to trial, litigating issues involving equitable distribution, child custody, orders of protection, visitation, spousal maintenance, child support, etc.

Once retained to represent you, H. Benjamin Perez is committed to providing you with the highest level of client service and doing everything in his possible to successfully defend your case and legal rights.

H. Benjamin Perez is a member of the New York State Bar Association - Family Law Section, Federal Bar Council, Dominican Bar Association, National Hispanic Bar Association and the New York State Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.