I'm Christopher A. Carrion — Carrion Law Group, P.C.

Your friendly neighborhood lawyer.

I started Carrion Law Group to do this work the way I think it should be done: one lawyer — your lawyer — from the first conversation to the last court date. If you're in trouble, if your rights were violated, or if your family is headed to court, contact me. I'll tell it to you straight, no nonsense, no fillers.

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Christopher A. Carrion — Principal Attorney, Carrion Law Group, P.C. Former prosecutor. Consultations are arranged through the Contact page.
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About the Firm.

Before founding Carrion Law Group, P.C., Christopher A. Carrion prosecuted cases in Kings County as a pro-bono Assistant District Attorney. That experience informs the firm's work in every area of its practice.

Mr. Carrion is a native Spanish speaker and serves clients directly in English or Spanish, without an interpreter.

About the Firm

Christopher A. Carrion at counsel table in court, representing a client at arraignment
At arraignment, Bronx County. (Photograph: NBC New York, via the firm's news page.)

Recent Results.

Every case is different, and past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. A selection is below; the full list appears on the Recent Results page.

Gun charges dropped

All gun charges against a Queens man were dismissed.

5.0 / 5

Client rating on Avvo, from 6 client reviews — every one of them five stars. Named an Avvo Top Contributor in 2017.

Recent Results

News 12 interviewing Christopher A. Carrion outside Bronx County court
News 12, outside Bronx County court — the “Justice for Junior” case.

On camera. In print.

The firm's cases and commentary have appeared in the New York Law Journal, the New York Daily News, and on MTV's True Life Crime, among other outlets.

In the News

From the Blog.

Arrested in New York City: What the Police Have to Tell You — and What Miranda Really Covers
November 8, 2026. New York law requires police to state the reason for an arrest, and Miranda applies only before custodial questioning.

The Blog

Resources.

The full text of the statutes and codes that govern the firm's practice areas — the Penal Law, the Criminal Procedure Law, the Family Court Act, and others — is collected on the Resources page, linked to the official New York State Senate legislation database and the New York Courts.

Resources

Frequently Asked Questions.

What to do following an arrest, how fees are structured, how long a divorce takes, and the 90-day deadline that applies to claims against a government agency are answered on the FAQ page.

FAQ

Know Your Rights.

The firm publishes a continuing series of short explanatory videos on arrest, police encounters, and court procedure, on Instagram and TikTok at @carrionlawgroup. Written versions of recent installments appear on the firm's Blog page.

Contact the Firm.

Inquiries are best directed through the Contact page. The form there sends an email directly to the firm, and every inquiry receives a response. Carrion Law Group, P.C. is located in Mount Vernon, New York.

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