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 * home
 * about
   * About The Firm
   * Covid-19
   * how can we help
   * Ronald d. weiss, esq.
   * Referring Clients Challenged with Debt Issues to Our Law Office
   * About This Website and Dedication
 * Scholarship
   * 2022 Spring Essay Contest Winners
   * 2021 Fall Essay Contest Winners
   * 2021 Spring Essay Contest Winners
   * Past Winners
 * services
   * bankruptcy solutions
     * bankruptcy chapter 7
       * Chapter 7 Long Island Means Testing Strategies – Chapter 7 Lawyer
       * While Student Loans are Generally Non-Dischargeable There are some
         Options in Long Island Bankruptcy Cases
       * Bankruptcy Long Island / Homestead Exemption During Divorce
     * bankruptcy chapter 13
       * Cramming Down Second Mortgages in Chapter 13, Various Positions by Long
         Island Bankruptcy Judges
     * bankruptcy chapter 11
     * Subchapter V of Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code
     * Bankruptcy Appeals – Bankruptcy Appeal Lawyer
     * Contested Bankruptcy Motions
     * Bankruptcy Adversary Proceedings
   * foreclosure solutions
     * foreclosure defense
       * Can a Long Island Foreclosure Attorney Defend By Asserting that the
         Lender Lacks the Original Loan Documents?
       * Suffolk County and Nassau County Foreclosure Defense, Legitimacy of
         Note Indorsement as an Issue
       * Long Island Foreclosure Attorney Can Vacate Their Client’s Excusable
         Default Under CPLR 5015
       * Applicability of the “Produce the Note” Defense to Long Island
         Foreclosures
       * Silverberg’s Effects of Suffolk County and Nassau County Foreclosures
       * Long Island Foreclosure Lawyer Can Move For Leave to Amend Answer to
         Protect New Clients
       * Suffolk and Nassau County Foreclosure Post-Silverberg MERS Issues
       * Affidavit of Due Diligence in Long Island Foreclosures
       * Obligation for Good Faith Negotiations in Long Island Foreclosures
       * When is a Mortgage Loan Considered Predatory in NY Foreclosure Cases?
       * When Are Juridictional Defenses Waived in Foreclosure Long Island
         Cases?
       * Assignment Must Be Completed at Commencement of Smithtown Foreclosure
     * orders to show cause
     * bankruptcy as a solution to foreclosure
     * mortgage modifications, negotiations & settlements
     * Reargue,Renew,Vacate
     * Appeal
     * Foreclosure Process
   * Debt Negotiations & Settlements
     * Credit Card Negotiations and Settlements
     * Retention Options for Distressed Real Estate
     * Non-Retention Options for Distressed Real Estate
     * Tax Debt Negotiations and Settlements
     * Student Loan Debt Negotiations
     * Business Debt Negotiations and Settlements
     * Medical Debt Negotiations
     * Credit Repair
     * Third-Party Short Sales and Voluntary Sales
     * Deed in Lieu Agreements
     * Cash for Keys Agreements
     * Credit Card Reductions – Debt Reduction Lawyer for Credit Cards
     * Consent to Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale Agreements
     * Landlord-Tenant Negotiations and Settlements
   * Mortgage Loan Modifications
     * Mortgage Loan Modification
     * Retention Options in General for Distressed Real Estate
     * Bankruptcy Reorganization Plans (in chapters 13 and 11) as a Retention
       Option
     * Friendly Sales and/or Short Sales as a Retention Option
     * Payoff / Short Payoff
     * Reinstatement / Short Reinstatement
     * Refinance
     * Forbearance
   * credit card debt relief
     * Credit Card Litigation
     * Credit Card Bankruptcy
     * Credit Card Negotiation
     * Credit Repair for Credit Cards
   * Debtor litigation defense
     * Business Debt Litigation
     * Credit Card Debt Litigation
     * Student Loan Litigation
     * Landlord Tenant Litigation
     * Foreclosure Defense
     * Credit Repair Litigation
     * Medical Debt Litigation
   * landlord Tenant Solutions
     * Landlord Tenant Litigation
     * Landlord Tenant Bankruptcy
     * Landlord Tenant Negotiations
   * Distressed Real Estate Solutions
     * Third-Party Short Sales and Voluntary Sales
     * Deed in Lieu Agreement
     * Cash for Keys Agreements
     * Consent to Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale Agreements
     * Payoff / Short Payoff
     * Forbearance
     * Refinance
     * Mortgage Loan Modification
   * Student Loan Solutions
     * Student Loan Debt Negotiations
     * Student Loan Debt Bankruptcy Options
     * Student Loan Debt Litigation Options
   * Tax Debt Solutions
     * Tax Debt Negotiations
     * Tax Debt Bankruptcy Options
     * Tax Debt Litigation Options
 * Locations/Hours
   * Melville
   * Mineola
   * Bohemia
   * Uniondale
   * Hauppauge
   * Manhasset
   * Valley Stream
   * Hicksville
   * Rockville Center
   * Riverhead
   * Amityville
   * Freeport
   * Brooklyn
   * Fresh Meadows
   * Southampton
   * Floral Park
 * Careers
 * testimonials
 * blog
 * faq’s
   * bankruptcy FAQs
   * foreclosure FAQs
     * Foreclosure Defense Guide
   * modification FAQs
   * Negotiations FAQs
   * Litigation FAQ’s
   * Landlord Tenant FAQ’s
 * contact

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WELCOME


WELCOME: TO LONG ISLAND’S BANKRUPTCY, FORECLOSURE, NEGOTIATION & MODIFICATION
LAW FIRM

Our consultations are free, but our legal advice may be invaluable.

Ronald D. Weiss, ESQ. is a Long Island bankruptcy, foreclosure, negotiation and
modification lawyer, who since 1988 has represented individuals and businesses
in the greater Long Island and New York areas undergoing financial hardship. Ron
started the Law Office of Ronald D. Weiss, P.C. in 1993 as a law firm focused on
“Debt Solutions”, or the utilization of various legal tools to help resolve a
broad range of debt challenges faced by our clients. The law firm advises and
represents individuals and businesses going through economic challenges,
monetary difficulties, creditor problems and/or overwhelming debt. The law firm
approaches each case with creative, clever, customized and compassionate debt
solutions that may involve negotiation, litigation, bankruptcy, and/or other
legal options. Every matter coming to our law office is treated as a unique
situation that deserves our office’s collective wisdom, knowledge and skills in
working the legal system to help resolve our client’s financial challenges and
debt problems. (See Sub-Section “About – Ronald D. Weiss, Esq.”)

We can help with effective, affordable and uniquely customized legal options to
virtually any financial difficulty.

The Law Office of Ronald D. Weiss, P.C., is a law firm comprised of attorneys
and legal staff, that for almost 30 years, has concentrated in legally
representing residents of Suffolk County and Nassau County, Long Island, New
York, in bankruptcy cases under Chapters 7, 11, and 13 of the Bankruptcy Code,
foreclosure defense litigation, mortgage loan modification, landlord-tenant
litigation, distressed real estate transactions, general debt negotiation and
debt litigation. Through advice and representation, our attorneys help determine
and implement the best and most affordable ways to: eliminate overwhelming
credit card obligations, modify problematic mortgages, stop aggressive creditor
collection, overcome intractable foreclosure difficulties, reduce troublesome
debts, reorganize burdensome liabilities and/or resolve difficult
landlord-tenant disputes. (See Section “About” which further gives information
about our law office).

Call now or email today for a free phone and/or office consultation with Ronald
D. Weiss, Esq.

The main office of the Law Office of Ronald D. Weiss, P.C. is centrally located
on Route 110 in Melville, on the border of Nassau and Suffolk, close to the
exits of most major roadways, including the LIE, Northern and Southern State
Parkways, Old Country Road and Jericho Turnpike. Convenient evening and daytime
appointments are readily available.

Let our law firm explain to you how we can help resolve your financial
difficulties by representing you in the following:

 * Bankruptcy: Chapter 7, Chapter 11 & Chapter 13, Adversary Proceedings,
   Contested Motions, Bankruptcy Appeals
 * Foreclosure Defense, Landlord Tenant Litigation And Litigation Defense
 * Debt Negotiation and Settlement, Mortgage Modifications and Distressed Real
   Estate Solutions
 * Our Personable, Customized and Creative Approach to Debt Solutions
 * Locations Served
 * Why Use Our Office? Effective, Intelligent, Compassionate and Affordable Debt
   Relief Solutions
 * Covid-19: Effects on Debt in Nassau and Suffolk Counties, Long Island and
   Need for Debt Relief


BANKRUPTCY: CHAPTER 7, CHAPTER 11 & CHAPTER 13, ADVERSARY PROCEEDINGS, CONTESTED
MOTIONS, AND BANKRUPTCY APPEALS

Immediate BANKRUPTCY PROTECTION by a Long Island bankruptcy attorney to stop
collection actions, creditor harassment, foreclosure actions, tenant eviction,
wage garnishment, and bank restraint. We generally represent our clients in all
bankruptcy matters and under all chapters of the Bankruptcy Code: Chapter 7,
Chapter 13, Chapter 11, Subchapter V, Contested Motions, Adversary Proceedings
and Bankruptcy Appeals.

We file Bankruptcy cases in ALL CHAPTERS of the Bankruptcy Code. Chapter 7
bankruptcy, as practiced by our Long Island bankruptcy law firm, eliminates most
unsecured debts, such as credit card debts, personal loans, and medical bills,
to allow individuals a fresh financial start. Challenges in Chapter 7 cases
include verifying that clients qualify in terms of income means testing, budget
testing, lack of excess equity in assets, and/or the absence of avoidable
transfers. Chapter 13 bankruptcy, as implemented by our Long Island bankruptcy
lawyers, helps individuals by curing mortgage arrears and reducing unsecured
debt over a 5-year plan, or by allowing long term mortgage modification through
a loss mitigation plan. Challenges in Chapter 13 include verifying that clients
qualify in terms of unsecured and secured debt levels, that they have sufficient
income to sustain calculated monthly plan payments and ascertaining that the
debts owed can be paid under either a “catchup plan”, a plan incorporating a
mortgage modification and/or a “pro-rata percentage plan” depending on the
client’s situation and qualifications. Chapter 11, as carried out by our LI
bankruptcy law office, reorganizes businesses by protecting them from their
creditors while a Chapter 11 plan is worked on and presented for potential
confirmation with the goal of saving the business by reorganizing its debts.
Challenges in Chapter 11 cases include preparing monthly operating reports,
coordinating business and legal strategy, preparing a disclosure statement,
implementing a viable plan of reorganization and finding an advantageous exit
strategy acceptable to to the creditors and the court. New Subchapter V of
Chapter 11, with enhancements passed as part of the Cares Act, may be a simpler,
quicker and less costly approach to business reorganization that with time may
be used more often by smaller businesses seeking debt solution options.

In all bankruptcy matters in order to initiate and continue the bankruptcy case,
which automatically stays creditors and potentially improves our client’s
ability to manage financially, we need to engage in disclosure of the debtor’s
financial affairs through bankruptcy schedules, financial documents and a
readiness to answer more questions posed by a trustee and/or creditors at a
creditor’s meeting scheduled by the Court. Where the debtor qualifies for a case
in terms of meeting income, debt and and/or disclosure requirements, the debtor
not only is able to stay its creditors but also is usually able to eliminate,
reduce and/or extend its debts and improve its overall financial situation.

We represent clients in both STRAIGHTFORWARD and COMPLEX bankruptcy matters.
Bankruptcy litigation, in the form of Adversary Proceedings and/or Contested
Motions, allows us to defend our bankruptcy clients in cases where there are
potential complications that require litigation and/or motion practice within
the bankruptcy case. In such matters our adversary can be a creditor or trustee
who can use the creditors’ meeting or a more in depth 2004 examination or other
discovery tools in a bankruptcy case to gain more information about the debtor’s
financial affairs. Bankruptcy Appeals allow us to contest a decision of the
bankruptcy court by seeking appellate review of the bankruptcy judge’s decision.
Bankruptcy issues that may be contested in motions include: motions to lift the
automatic stay, motions to dismiss, objections to confirmation, objections to
claims, pond motions, 522(f) motions and motions to compel discovery. Bankruptcy
Issues that may be contested in adversary proceedings include: exemption
applicability to protect assets, potential avoidable transfers (preferences and
fraudulent conveyances), the overall discharge in a case, the dischargeability
of particular debts, actions to force a sale of jointly held assets, turnover
actions, and issues pertaining to means testing. Our law firm concentrates in
bankruptcy solutions and is experienced in representing individuals and
businesses in Suffolk County, Nassau County and the greater LI and NYC areas in
all chapters of the bankruptcy code and in all matters that may arise in
bankruptcy cases.




FORECLOSURE DEFENSE, LANDLORD TENANT LITIGATION AND LITIGATION DEFENSE

Vigorous FORECLOSURE defense, LANDLORD TENANT litigation and LITIGATION defense
by a Long Island litigation lawyer concentrating in defending foreclosures,
landlord tenant matters and general debt litigation.

We are Long Island FORECLOSURE DEFENSE attorneys and concentrate in foreclosure
solutions including defense of foreclosure actions, with customized,
case-specific strategy that we put into every legal document and every step in
the litigation, including the pleadings, discovery, conferences, oppositions,
motions and cross-motions filed to protect our clients’ homes. Timely
foreclosure defense is important to avoid default and protect a homeowner’s
rights. Foreclosure defense includes foreclosure avoidance efforts with
negotiations to head off a foreclosure litigation, but once our client is served
with a foreclosure complaint, we engage in answers, counterclaims, discovery
demands and/or motions to dismiss that are tailored to our clients’ specific
situation. We attend all court conferences, settlement conferences, status
conferences and more recently Covid Hardship conferences and potential hearings
to defend our client’s asserted Covid Hardship. During the conferences we
pursuit any settlement and modification opportunities. We aggressively defend
foreclosure motion practice by filing detailed, thorough and well researched
oppositions to the following motions: motion to appoint a referee, motion for
summary judgment, motion for judgment of foreclosure and sale and motion to
extend time for a foreclosure sale. We also file our own motions or
cross-motions for the defendant including: motions or cross-motions to reargue,
renew, vacate a default, compel discovery, demand a referee hearing and/or to
dismiss. We can also initiate our own actions or motions for quiet title, to
vacate a judgment or a mortgage lien and/or for surplus monies. Emergency orders
to show cause and motion practice can stop foreclosure sales, vacate wrongful
decisions/orders or judgments and potentially dismiss foreclosure actions, based
on defects with documentation, standing, jurisdiction, lack of 90 day notice,
statute of limitations, failure to possess loan documents, and other defenses
including predatory lending, fraud and misrepresentation. To the extent a
Supreme Court decision may be disputed and is of critical importance to a case,
we can move to reargue, renew or vacate the decision/order with the Supreme
Court and/or engage in an appeal of the decision to the Appellate Division where
the conclusions of law of the lower court will be reviewed by the appellate
court.

We specialize in litigating foreclosure matters that most law firms can not
handle well – those that have complex fact patterns, challenging legal issues,
require unique research and have prolonged and convoluted histories of motion
practice. We pride ourselves in taking on and turning around litigation matters
that have previously had long delays, setbacks and frustrations by introducing a
fresh, bold, clever and out of the box bold approach that looks for legal
openings in terms of unique argument that we maximize on behalf of our clients.
Foreclosure defense by our attorneys gains time and leverage for Suffolk and
Nassau County homeowners seeking modifications and other mortgage solutions. We
are unique in not just engaging in complex and nuanced foreclosure defense but
also in potentially introducing negotiation, modification and bankruptcy options
to help our clients keep their homes.

In addition, we also concentrate in LANDLORD TENANT LAW AND LITIGATION for both
landlords and tenants in eviction and/or rent collection cases. We represent
landlords and tenants in landlord tenant law and litigation when there is an
issue for the following: eviction actions, actions to collect rent, constructive
eviction actions, wrongful eviction actions, breach of contract actions, and
hearings to challenge Covid hardship. We also represent both landlords and
tenants in hearings with the town board, planning or building departments over
the following: actions to resolve certificate of occupancy issues, hearings on
local zoning ordinances, hearings on condemnation, hearings seeking an
exceptions local regulations. We also represent cooperative apartment
shareholder/residents or owners of condominium town houses or apartments in
litigation with their homeowners association or cooperative board over community
regulations, fines, disputes and potential eviction or other legal actions by
the board. Often we are able to come to negotiated stipulations that seek to
resolve disputes with agreements that seek to compromise the parties’ goals. We
represent both individual and commercial landlords and tenants and our tools
include litigation, negotiation and bankruptcy options.

We also defend a board array of different LITIGATION DEFENSE ACTIONS where our
clients are being pursued for debt and we have defended virtually any type of
debt collection action including but not limited to litigation defense of
actions to collect on tax debt, credit card debt,business debt,medical debt and
student loan debt. Most of such litigation, for us, is defensive in purpose and
intended to prevent the creditor from quickly obtaining an easy judgment. If we
can sufficiently make the litigation long, hard and expensive, the creditor is
more likely to be amenable to a negotiated resolution and/or the creditor action
will move more slowly allowing our client to be better situated for a bankruptcy
case. However, sometimes such debt is very high and there is a bona fide dispute
that is worth fighting so we engage in real litigation with the intention of
prevailing in the litigation. In some cases we need to initiate litigation to
get a result or a negotiating advantage; in real estate matters or credit repair
matters, that is often the case.

Our law firm concentrates in foreclosure solutions, landlord tenant law, and
other debt oriented defense litigation and is experienced in defending
individuals and businesses in the greater LI and NYC areas in all aspects of the
litigation process.




DEBT NEGOTIATION AND SETTLEMENT, MORTGAGE MODIFICATIONS AND DISTRESSED REAL
ESTATE SOLUTIONS

Persistent DEBT NEGOTIATION and MORTGAGE MODIFICATION by a Long Island debt and
modification lawyer to reduce, extend, modify, restructure and/or obtain more
affordable terms for debt and/or mortgage payments.

We concentrate in MORTGAGE MODIFICATION and other DISTRESSED REAL ESTATE
SOLUTIONS. Mortgage modification solutions in general try to avoid foreclosure
through specific retention options, where the borrower continues to possess and
maintain the residence, despite the default in paying the mortgage, by changing
or modifying key terms of the mortgage. Mortgage modification specifically works
by restructuring mortgages in default by combining the amount of the mortgage
arrears with the amount of the mortgage balance and usually keeps monthly
mortgage payments affordable by extending the term of the mortgage and reducing
the interest rate of the modified loan and potentially deferring some arrears to
the back of the loan to allow affordability. Mortgage modification and/or other
mortgage retention options, including settlements, payment plans, forbearances
and/or short sales are part of the various options our law firm offers to
persons looking for distressed real estate solutions. While modifications and
other negotiated resolutions are within the lender’s discretion, and while
lenders can make these negotiations difficult and overly complicated, our
modification attorneys and paralegals, based on our experience, approach and
reputation, have successfully obtained helpful modifications for a high
percentage of our Long Island clients. We concentrate in all other possible
options for distressed real estate retention options, which include friendly
short sales, refinancing, negotiated reinstatements and/or short payoffs. We
also concentrate in non-retention options which include 3rd party short sales,
deeds in lieu, cash for keys, judgment in lieu of foreclosure and all types of
real estate sales or other manners of property transfer.

More generally, we engage in general DEBT NEGOTIATION and SETTLEMENT. Our debt
solutions law firm concentrates in a broad variety of aggressive and sustained
debt negotiations, reductions and settlements. We negotiate a wide spectrum of
debt from complex business obligations needing strategic planning and workouts,
to much smaller, ordinary individual unsecured debts that are greatly benefited
from the expertise, energy and intelligence that our debt attorneys and staff
can bring to every negotiated matter. Our advantages in negotiations and
settlements are: the sharpness, persistence and skills of our debt lawyers and
staff and the implied alternatives to settlement that we convey, which are
protracted litigation defense and/or bankruptcy options, which creditors seek to
avoid. Included in the negotiation solutions we offer are: credit
card debt negotiations,  tax debt negotiations, business debt settlements,
student loan debt installation plans, personal loan settlements, landlord-tenant
negotiation and other negotiated forms of debt relief. We also help with credit
repair, real estate lien avoidance, voiding judgments and otherwise contesting
debt. We resolve and settle all manners of mortgage and other problematic debt
affecting individuals and businesses in Suffolk County, Nassau County and the
greater LI and NYC areas.






OUR PERSONABLE, CUSTOMIZED AND CREATIVE APPROACH TO DEBT SOLUTIONS

The Law Office of Ronald D. Weiss, P.C. analyzes each client’s case
individually, based on the case’s specific facts and the needs of the client.
Our goal is to give our clients highly effective representation that is at the
same time compassionate and affordable. Often we look at using the above
referenced debt solution tools – bankruptcy, litigation and/or negotiation – as
potential alternatives or as part of a larger approach, where they are used to
reinforce and build on each other. In each client’s situation we look at and
consider all options, in terms of feasibility, risks vs. benefits, timing, costs
and methodology. We develop with our clients a plan to best maximize the chances
of successfully resolving  burdensome debt and strategize to effectively
overcome our clients’ economic challenges. (See Sub-Section on “About the
Firm”).


LOCATIONS SERVED

In Suffolk County, NY our attorneys represent residents of the following towns
with foreclosure, negotiation, modification and bankruptcy services: Huntington,
Islip, Smithtown, Brookhaven, Babylon, East Hampton, Southampton, Southold,
Riverhead, and Shelter Island. In Nassau County, NY our lawyers help clients
living in the following towns with foreclosure, negotiation, modification and
bankruptcy representation : Oyster Bay, Glen Cove, Hempstead, North Hempstead,
and Long Beach. In the greater New York area we serve the following boroughs and
counties: Queens, Brooklyn, Staten Island, Manhattan, Bronx and Westchester.

Our main law office is located at 734 Walt Whitman Road, Melville, New York
11747 with a phone number of 631-303-3765. We see all consultations and
potential new cases at this main Melville location to make sure the right
attorneys and staff are able to meet with the potential client once we have
analyzed the legal issues in a case and determined the legal strategy for the
case. At our Melville office we have four conference rooms for consultations and
to see clients. Our staff are all based at this main Melville location. We also
have several branch locations where we can see established clients by
appointment only. (See Section on Office Locations).


WHY USE OUR OFFICE? EFFECTIVE, INTELLIGENT, COMPASSIONATE AND AFFORDABLE DEBT
RELIEF SOLUTIONS

We uniquely approach debt and financial hardship from the perspective of our
clients who are usually looking for a solid and thoughtful overview of all their
legal options. We provide a customized layout of the main possibilities to
improve and resolve situations of financial hardship and give detailed
recommendations as how to proceed. The alternatives that we present are
effective and affordable debt relief options that are tailored for each client’s
particular situation. We patiently listen to our clients and based on many years
of experience, we can confidently, intelligently and creatively represent our
clients by aggressively, passionately and energetically fighting their legal and
financial battles. (See Sub-Section “About – How We Can Help”).


COVID-19: EFFECTS ON DEBT IN NASSAU AND SUFFOLK COUNTIES, LONG ISLAND AND NEED
FOR DEBT RELIEF

The Covid-19 pandemic and associated lockdowns, restrictions and diminishment of
person to person commerce has been especially difficult on the economy of Long
Island given the many small businesses, restaurants and service providers that
were affected negatively by an economy transformed overnight by a national
crisis. Despite an opening up of our economy, there have been large scale
dislocations and changes causing many businesses to be negatively affected and
damage to our economy for years. Our dependency on the New York City economy has
been a factor in that New York City’s economy had been particularly affected. As
a result, many persons on Long Island have been affected in ways that have
caused them to have financial hardships, pain and debt that they never expected
or imaged. Our office is uniquely situated to help with debt relief options and
legal representation for Long Island’s still struggling individuals and small
businesses. (See Sub-Section “About – Covid 19 and the Effects on Debt Relief”).



Please call us at (631) 303-3765 or email today for a free consultation. Our law
office can help you in your situation of financial difficulty.

Our Consultations are Free, But Our Legal Advice May be Invaluable

 * 631-303-3765
 * weiss@ny-bankruptcy.com

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We have expanded our hours during the pandemic. We can help you legally with
almost any financial hardship. Please call us ️NOW for a free phone or office
consultation! Thank you!

Monday – Thursday 8:30 am – 8:30 pm

Friday - 9 am – 5 pm

Saturday - 10 am - 6 pm

Sunday 10 am - 6 pm


CONTACT US



Bankruptcy Solutions

Foreclosure Solutions

Mortgage Modifications

Credit Card Debt Relief

Tax Debt Solutions

Student Loan Debt Solutions

Negotiations & Settlements

Debtor Litigation Defense

Landlord Tenant Defense

Distressed Real Estate Solutions


BANKRUPTCY QUICK LINKS

 * What Is Bankruptcy?
 * Who Can File for Bankruptcy Protection?
 * What Are the Benefits of Bankruptcy?
 * What Are the Alternatives to Bankruptcy?
 * Are There Different Types of Bankruptcy?
 * What Are the Qualifications for Bankruptcy?
 * How Do I Rebuild Credit After Bankruptcy?
 * When Should a Bankruptcy Case Be Filed?
 * What Is a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Case?
 * What is Chapter 7 Long Island Means Testing?
 * What Is a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Case?
 * What Is a Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case?
 * New York Bankruptcy Resources

FORECLOSURE QUICK LINKS

 * What Is Foreclosure?
 * What if I'm in Default and/or Threatened with Foreclosure?
 * What if I'm Served with a Summons & Complaint?
 * Should I Defend the Foreclosure Action?
 * What are Some Foreclosure Defenses?
 * Should I Attend Foreclosure Conferences?
 * What to Do in a Prolonged Foreclosure and/or if a Judgment Has Been Entered?
 * What to Do if There's Notice of a Foreclosure Sale?
 * What if My Home Was Already Sold in a Sale?

MODIFICATION QUICK LINKS

 * What Is a Mortgage Modification?
 * How to Obtain a Mortgage Modification?
 * What to Do if Denied/Approved for a Modification?
 * What if My Lender is Being Overly Difficult?
 * What Are Options Besides Mortgage Modification?
 * Can We Help with Modifications & Negotiations?

DEBT NEGOTIATIONS QUICK LINKS

 * What are Foreclosure Non-retention Options?
 * What are Foreclosure Retention Options?
 * What are Credit Card Negotiations and Settlements?
 * What are Business Negotiations and Settlements?
 * What are Landlord Negotiations and Settlements?
 * What are Tax Debt Negotiations and Settlements?
 * What are Student Loan Negotiations and Settlements?
 * What are Medical Debt Negotiations and Settlements?
 * What is Credit Repair?

BANKRUPTCY QUICK LINKS

 * What Is Bankruptcy?
 * Who Can File for Bankruptcy Protection?
 * What Are the Benefits of Bankruptcy?
 * What Are the Alternatives to Bankruptcy?
 * Are There Different Types of Bankruptcy?
 * What Are the Qualifications for Bankruptcy?
 * How Do I Rebuild Credit After Bankruptcy?
 * When Should a Bankruptcy Case Be Filed?
 * What Is a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Case?
 * What is Chapter 7 Long Island Means Testing?
 * What Is a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Case?
 * What Is a Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case?
 * New York Bankruptcy Resources

FORECLOSURE QUICK LINKS

 * What Is Foreclosure?
 * What if I'm in Default and/or Threatened with Foreclosure?
 * What if I'm Served with a Summons & Complaint?
 * Should I Defend the Foreclosure Action?
 * What are Some Foreclosure Defenses?
 * Should I Attend Foreclosure Conferences?
 * What to Do in a Prolonged Foreclosure and/or if a Judgment Has Been Entered?
 * What to Do if There's Notice of a Foreclosure Sale?
 * What if My Home Was Already Sold in a Sale?

MODIFICATION QUICK LINKS

 * What Is a Mortgage Modification?
 * How to Obtain a Mortgage Modification?
 * What to Do if Denied/Approved for a Modification?
 * What if My Lender is Being Overly Difficult?
 * What Are Options Besides Mortgage Modification?
 * Can We Help with Modifications & Negotiations?

DEBT NEGOTIATION QUICK LINKS

 * What are Foreclosure Non-retention Options?
 * What are Foreclosure Retention Options?
 * What are Credit Card Negotiations and Settlements?
 * What are Business Negotiations and Settlements?
 * What are Landlord Negotiations and Settlements?
 * What are Tax Debt Negotiations and Settlements?
 * What are Student Loan Negotiations and Settlements?
 * What are Medical Debt Negotiations and Settlements?
 * What is Credit Repair?


LAW OFFICE OF RONALD D. WEISS, P.C.

 * Melville Main Office Location
 * 734 Walt Whitman Rd #203, Melville, NY 11747
 * (631) 303-3765
 * weiss@ny-bankruptcy.com

 * Uniondale Branch Office Location
 * 626 RexCorp Plaza Rm 681
 * (516) 858-3003

 * By appointment only

NY 11556

 * Hauppauge Branch Office Location
 * 150 Motor Parkway Suite 401, Rm 424
 * (631) 223-4810

 * By appointment only

NY 11788

 * Manhasset Branch Office Location
 * 1129 Northern Boulevard Suite 404
 * (516) 858-3003

 * By appointment only

NY 11030

 * Bohemia Branch Office Location
 * 80 Orville Drive Suite 100, Rm 225
 * (631) 223-4502

 * By appointment only

NY 11716

 * Valley Stream Branch Office Location
 * 70 East Sunrise Highway Suite 500
 * (516) 858-3003

 * By appointment only

NY 11581

 * Hicksville Branch Office Location
 * 100 Duffy Ave Suite 510
 * (516) 858-3003

 * By appointment only

NY 11801

 * Mineola Branch Office Location
 * 34 Willis Ave. Mineola,
 * (516) 858-3003

 * By appointment only

NY 11501

 * Rockville Centre Branch Office Location
 * 41 N Village Ave, Rockville Centre,
 * (516) 858-3003

 * By appointment only

NY 1157

 * Riverhead Branch Office Location
 * 30 W Main St, Riverhead,
 * (631) 456-4420

 * By appointment only

NY 11901

 * Amityville Branch Office Location
 * 166 Broadway Amityville,
 * (631) 618-0010

 * By appointment only

NY 11701

 * Freeport Branch Office Location
 * 42 Guy Lombardo Ave #210C, Freeport,
 * (516) 858-3003

 * By appointment only

NY 11520

 * Southampton Branch Office Location
 * 33 Flying Point Rd, Suite 131, Southampton,
 * 631-303-3765

 * By appointment only

NY 11968

 * Fresh Meadows Branch Office Location
 * 61-43 186th St, Fresh Meadows,
 * (718) 751-0226

 * By appointment only

NY 11365

 * Brooklyn Branch Office Location
 * 300 Cadman Plaza West, One Pierrepont Plaza, 12th Floor, Brooklyn,
 * (718) 751-0226

 * By appointment only

NY 11201

 * floral park Branch Office Location
 * 99 Tulip Ave Suite 408, Floral Park,
 * (718) 751-0226

 * By appointment only

NY 11001

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defined under the United States Bankruptcy Code. Our law firm concentrates in
bankruptcy law and in foreclosure solutions.

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