Raymond L. Sciarrino, partner, opened his first law office in Mt. Morris, New York in July of 1963, after earning his law degree from Cornell Law School. Since then, he has served not only private clients but local communities, as Mt. Morris Town Court Justice, Mt. Morris Town Attorney and Livingston County District Attorney.

Mr. Sciarrino has been of counsel for Faraci & Lange, LLP of Rochester since 1967 and attorney for Lvingston County Industrial Development Agency since 1977. He is past president of Livingston County Bar Association.

His legal practice concentrates on criminal litigation, trust and estates law, business law, personal injury cases, and commercial and residential real estate transactions.

Mr. Sciarrino resides with his wife in Livonia, New York and has three children and five grandchildren. He is a native of Mt. Morris and received his Bachelor of Science degree from the State University of New York at Geneseo.

Residence phone: 585-346-2221

Raymond P. Sciarrino, partner, joined his father's law office after earning his law degree from Cornell Law School, where he was the business manager of the Cornell Journal of Law & Public Policy. Since entering private practice, he has concentrated on criminal defense, new business formations, real estate transfers, social security disability and personal injury cases.

Mr. Sciarrino received his undergraduate degree with distinction from Cornell University.

Residence phone:585-382-9867

Legal Support Staff:

Cheryl L. Cipolla, paralegal has worked as a paralegal in the legal profession for 30 years, working primarily in real estate and estates. Duties in the area of real estate include preparing and transmitting real estate documents, computing closing statements, attending closings, and assisting in solving legal problems with property titles. With respect to estate work, Ms. Cipolla prepares estate documents for Surrogate's Court, including probate, administration, voluntary administration, accountings and fiduciary returns.

Karen M. Geedy earned her AAS Paralegal Studies degree from Genesee Community College (Approved by American Bar Association). Karen has legal experience working in the fields of social security disability, criminal law, bankrupty, and collection. In the area of bankruptcy, Ms. Geedy interviews clients and prepares court documents and correspondence until issuance of discharge.