About Guillermo Alfredo
Guillermo Alfredo Nolivos studied law at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law and built a practice in New York after completing his legal education. He moved into practice in a city known for a dense and demanding court system. The Cardozo training and the city’s pace shaped how he approaches cases and client communication.
He is admitted to practice in New York. Early in his career he handled a range of matters that required both courtroom work and negotiated resolutions. That mix informed his decision to form a small office where he could manage cases from initial intake through trial or settlement. Over time he developed routines around case preparation and client counseling that emphasize clarity and practical problem solving.
Nolivos established The Nolivos Law Office to provide a compact, responsive resource for people and organizations navigating New York law. The firm’s structure allows him to take a hands-on role in each matter. He often moves between court appearances, client meetings, and document drafting on any given week. That pattern reflects a preference for direct engagement rather than a high-volume, delegated model.
His practice work spans matters presented in state courts and administrative forums. He represents clients in hearings and motions and handles the written work that accompanies litigation and transactional matters. Colleagues describe his courtroom presence as steady and methodical; clients describe him as straightforward. He aims to explain legal choices in plain language so clients can make informed decisions.
Nolivos maintains The Nolivos Law Office and serves clients from his practice locations in New York. He balances litigation tasks with efforts to resolve disputes outside court when that is appropriate for a client’s goals. He remains active in day-to-day casework and in supervising the office’s caseload. His current practice centers on representing clients in New York state matters.
