Keith B. Schulefand, Esq. is a highly experienced divorce lawyer, family law attorney, and real estate attorney serving clients in Amherst, New York. With a focus on providing personalized and compassionate legal representation, Keith is dedicated to helping individuals navigate the complexities of divorce, family law matters, and real estate transactions. As a skilled advocate, he works diligently to protect his clients’ rights and achieve favorable outcomes.

Located in Williamsville, New York, Keith’s family law firm serves clients in Buffalo and the surrounding areas. Whether you are facing a divorce, child custody dispute, or real estate transaction, Keith is committed to providing knowledgeable guidance and strategic legal solutions tailored to your specific needs. With a reputation for professionalism and integrity, Keith B. Schulefand, Esq. is a trusted advocate who will fight for your best interests.

For a free phone consultation with Keith B. Schulefand, Esq., contact his office at 716-568-4453. Let Keith’s expertise and dedication to client satisfaction guide you through your legal challenges.

Evan D

3/24/2025

Dude never replies until the day of and convinces you to accept the false allegations because “it’s hard to prove” when in reality he slept with said woman I was in court with. Save your money you’re better off going alone

Christina Gentz

12/10/2024

DO NOT HIRE THIS ATTORNEY. He is unethical and charged an extra $25,000 to my husband as an “expense” because we resolved our matrimonial before his retainer was fully depleted. He does not understand accounting unless it increases his wallet- and he is never available. He is extremely unethical and incompetent. He needs to retire so he can permanently retire and not waste the courts’ time

Chris Crawford

9/21/2024

This is a 2.5 rating. I have substantial legal experience myself and have attended law school and been involved in regulatory compliance and regulation and law development for many years.
Keith was empathetic and potentially realistic.
However he was also unresponsive and seemingly not interested in pursuing a difficult case.
The negotiated consent order on custody of children perpetuated a situation that is likely not in the best interests of the children.
We are back in court. I am representing my self and making good progress. Admittedly, this is a tough case involving the professional misconduct of child’s mental health counselor, who recommended that the children leave my custody. After filing a complaint with the NYS Education Department, this counselor is currently being prosecuted on numerous charges associated with professional misconduct including incompetence and negligence.
I can’t fault Keith for this, he has likely never seen a fact pattern like this. It is pretty unique.