Attorney | Real Estate Lawyer | New York Legal Advocate
Michael Moshan Attorney and real estate lawyer has guided New York buyers, sellers, and investors through thousands of transactions since founding his solo practice in 2014. Admitted to the New York bar in 1996 and trained at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, he brings nearly three decades of hands-on experience to every deal he touches.
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Thirty Years of New York Real Estate Law
Michael built his practice from the ground up, starting as an associate at Gold & Gold, PC, then becoming a partner at Gold Scollar Moshan, PLLC in 2006, before launching Michael Moshan, Attorney at Law, PLLC in 2014. He has represented first-time buyers in Brooklyn and foreign nationals closing in Manhattan luxury buildings. He has also served as corporate counsel for a major New York City brokerage and acted as counsel for co-op and condo boards.
His experience runs wider than courtrooms and closing tables. He led a title insurance venture, participated in development projects, and manages his own real estate investments. That 360-degree view shapes how he reads a contract, spots a red flag, and keeps a deal on track. As he puts it, the attorney you choose can mean the difference between a deal that closes and one that falls apart.
Hands-On Counsel, Direct Communication, Real Results
Michael runs a true solo practice. That means clients speak directly with him, not an assistant or a junior associate. He stays in contact with bankers, brokers, managing agents, title experts, and opposing counsel from contract to closing. When a title defect nearly killed one of his deals, he brought in a specialist, coordinated with prior owners, and restructured the transaction until it closed. That kind of problem-solving is not delegated.
Away from the law, Michael co-wrote and co-produced Rock the SAT, a McGraw-Hill study guide published in 2007. He founded two competitive tennis ladders in New York and will represent the U.S. men's 55-plus team at the Maccabi Games in Israel in July 2025. He lives in Irvington with his wife Shana and their sons Nate and Mack.
