About Armando R.
Armando R. Horta earned a Bachelor of Science in Crime, Law & Justice from Pennsylvania State University in 2006. He continued his legal education at Seton Hall University School of Law, where he received his J.D. in 2010. Those academic years combined social science and law courses, forming the backbone of his approach to legal practice.
After law school, Horta began practicing law in the tri-state area. He is admitted to practice in both New York and New Jersey and holds memberships in the New Jersey State Bar, the New York State Bar, and the Bergen County Bar Association. Those affiliations place him in regular contact with peers across two state bar systems and with the county bar where many local matters appear.
Horta’s academic background in crime, law and justice informs how he assesses cases. He approaches each matter by examining the factual record and the governing statutory and procedural rules. He draws on training from Seton Hall to manage research and courtroom preparation. Colleagues say he brings a steady, methodical style to casework.
His listed professional experience is with Aretsky Law Group, P.C. At that firm he handles matters that originate in both New Jersey and New York. He appears in state court proceedings and handles filings and client consultations that require coordination across state lines. Working at a firm with practice touching two states means routine attention to differences in procedure and local practice.
Horta is active in bar circles, maintaining current memberships that keep him tied to developments in both states. Participation in the Bergen County Bar Association connects him with local judges and attorneys, and his dual state bar memberships provide access to continuing legal education and practice resources across New Jersey and New York.
Outside of formal affiliations, Horta’s record shows steady practice rather than public-facing litigation headlines. He focuses on client work through Aretsky Law Group, P.C., handling matters that arise under the laws of New Jersey and New York, and managing the practical legal steps those matters require.
