Patricia G. Kitson - a White Plains, New York (NY) Matrimonial Law Lawyer

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White Plains Matrimonial Law Lawyer

Updated: 03/03/2026

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Matrimonial Law

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By Anonymous on Jun. 25, 2023
Consulted Attorney 2023

Horrible, nasty, rude and greedy with no professional accountability. My husband refused to provide support and was terrorizing me. I asked for help with a restraining order and getting support she said I NEED to wait till the divorce. She criticized, berated and blamed me. She would not call back for 4 days when I was being terrorized by my husband. She did not want to do anything but be a go between between me and him. Beware: after writing this review on google she started threatening me to take it down first by calling my mother and then in personal emails to me. I would take her review score with a grain of salt as she may have threatened others and intimated them to take reviews down.

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White Plains, NY

140 Grand Street
Suite 800
White Plains, NY 10601

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Phone: (914) 285-9797

Fax: (914) 285-9817

Website: http://www.kitsonlaw.com

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