Bankruptcy Attorney Islip

• Bankruptcy Solutions
• Foreclosure Solutions
• Modification & Negotiation
• Credit Card Debt Relief

The Law Office of Ronald D. Weiss, P.C. provides bankruptcy, foreclosure, and mortgage modification assistance to residents of the Town of Islip, New York.
One of the ten towns located within Suffolk County, the Town of Islip contains a bustling population of around 335,000, which lives inside a land mass of 105 square miles.  This adds up to a population density of approximately 3,000 per square mile.  The most recent statistics available indicate that the Town of Islip features 98,936 households—many of whom suffered financial problems to one extent or another as a result of the late 2000s recession.
The Town of Islip boasts a median household income of $78,991, but as with so many areas there is a fair amount of variance in this particular category.  In 2006, 6.2% of town residents lived under the poverty line.
Located west of Brookhaven and east of Babylon, the Town of Islip sports a wide range of geographical and cultural attractions.  It encompasses a variety of villages and hamlets, such as Bayport, Bay Shore, Bohemia, Brentwood, Ocean Beach, and Sayville.  The hamlet of Islip (pop. 18,869 according to 2010 Census figures) is a small unincorporated community inside the Town of Islip.  Our services are available to residents throughout the town and its various communities.
There are a lot of you living in the Town of Islip, so if you’re going through financial problems, you’re undoubtedly in good company.  The Law Office of Ronald D. Weiss. P.C. can provide you with the legal aid you need to turn over a new leaf.  We represent residents of the Town of Islip, NY in the areas of bankruptcy (Chapter 7, 11, and 13), foreclosure (including Orders to Show Cause), litigation defense (including credit card defense), landlord-tenant defense, and mortgage modification.
Don’t hesitate to contact us for a free consultation.  You can reach us by phone at (631) 271-3737 or by e-mail at [email protected].