The relationships you choose could have a reflection on you.

Dennis discusses relationships you want to avoid and those you want to gravitate towards. Whether it’s a long-term relationship or a developing friendship, know that these relationships will have influences on you. The moral of the story? Choose wisely.

This clip taken from Dennis’ weekly show on Q92.1.

Hearing a negative criticism, or responding to a negative situation can be completely life-changing.

Dennis talks about how to turn a negative situation into a positive learning experience.  Whether it’s as simple as a criticism, or as serious as a DWI charge.  What can you learn from the negative to help you improve your life?  Either way, having self-awareness when it comes to negativity is huge.

This clip taken from Dennis’ weekly show on Q92.1.

Dennis takes a page out of McDonald’s employee playbook and how to apply it to being pulled over.

This clip taken from Dennis’ weekly show on Q92.1.

Dennis tells a story from his restaurant days prior to becoming a lawyer and a lesson he learned working at McDonald’s.  Saying “thank you,” and in the larger picture, just being polite to everyone you meet.  This can have such a huge impact on your day to day life, especially if you’re pulled over by a police officer.  Just be polite!

Dennis shares a story about a pivotal moment in one of his first jobs sweeping at a restaurant.

This clip taken from Dennis’ weekly show on Q92.1.

Dennis has had many odd jobs before becoming an attorney.  He tells the story about the moment he decided that everything he did was going to be done as well as possible, no matter how simple the task.

This clip taken from Dennis’ weekly show on Q92.1 on how to be better at what you do.

Dennis talks about just being a better person overall and how realizing that the only thing you can control, being yourself, brings you one step closer to self-improvement.

In this episode, taken from Dennis’ radio show on March 26, 2018, Dennis discusses the tax implications of netting in a divorce.

Netting, again, is trading one marital asset for another and of course, taxes need to be included in the conversation.

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In this episode, taken from Dennis’ radio show on March 23, 2018, a listener asked whether or not they should trade their home for their soon to be ex-spouse’s pension.

This process is called ‘netting’ and is something Dennis and his firm come across quite often.

If you need assistance with your divorce, family law or criminal matter, contact our firm for a free confidential consultation.

In Episode 5, Charlotte returns with the second part of the interview with a self-made millionaire.  Today is all about specific steps you can take to get there.

Charlotte Guernsey, owner of Gate House Realty and Lambs Hill joins me again as we dive into some specifics on how to become a self-made millionaire.   In this episode we talk about:

All these aspects and more in this awesome interview.

Here’s where you can get in touch with either Dennis or Charlotte:

Law Office of Dennis R. Vetrano, Jr.

Gate House Realty

Lambs Hill

Charlotte Guernsey returns for Episode 4 and we dive deeper into how she achieved the status of self-made millionaire.

The big “secret”, that’s not really a secret at all, is that real estate played a huge part in Charlotte’s success. So we walk you through how she got started with investing in real estate, and the steps you can take to start as well, with very little cash.

Plus, we look at other aspects of wealth building including saving money, deferred gratification, and becoming a business owner versus a W2 earner.

A lot of great stuff in this wealth building episode.  I hope you enjoy!

In between the holidays, we wanted to bring you a couple of special holiday segments from Dennis’ radio spots on Q92.1 in the Hudson Valley with host, Joe Daily.  Dennis and Joe talk about the importance of family this holiday season and even though sometimes the holidays can be stressful, always remember that your children should come first.  That’s what it’s all about.

We hope you had a very Merry Christmas, Happy New Year and a Happy Holiday season.  Enjoy.