Foreclosure Service in New York, New York

New York

Phillip Jaffe

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370 E 76th St #C-1002 New York NY 10021

Business Description

Phillip Jaffe's practice has not only included bankruptcy, immigration, foreclosure prevention, student loans, Offers and Compromises with IRS to pay less tax, and personal injury but has also been involved in several class actions. Many of the actions that he has brought he has performed pro bono. Currently his office has a class action in the United States Federal Southern District Court (located in downtown Manhattan) against many major debt collection agencies for their violation of consumer rights and that many of the debt collection agencies violated court procedures when those agencies unlawfully sued consumers.

Phillip Jaffe, in addition to helping clients getting through bankruptcy, has practiced in the Bankruptcy Courts of New York City and Long Island. Similarly, he has practiced in the Southern District Federal court and the Eastern District Federal court. He has practiced and appealed after denial of citizenship, before the Department of Homeland Security and the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. He has also appeared on appeals in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, the court above the Southern and Eastern District Courts, on numerous occasions. Likewise he is admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court.

Phillip Jaffe says that representing a person is likewise a privilege which to only a very few is granted and which he has never taken for granted. He always says, ""The bankruptcy case of the person whom I represent is at that moment the most important case that I have ever conducted.""

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Mission Statement

To provide New York quality Bankruptcy Attorney assistance as a Bankruptcy Attorney, Bankruptcy Service, Legal Services and Foreclosure Service.

Phillip Jaffe meeting your Bankruptcy Attorney needs since 1991.

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Phillip Jaffe is a New Yorker. He went to public school, high school and college in New York City. You may understand from the description that he understands and is aware of the problems that people have, many times not due to anything that those people may have done wrong, but due to outside influences that were many times beyond their control. Because of that there is virtually no problem that has beset a person or household that he does not understand.

Phillip Jaffe's practice has not only included bankruptcy, immigration, foreclosure prevention, student loans, Offers and Compromises with IRS to pay less tax, and personal injury but has also been involved in several class actions. Many of the actions that he has brought he has performed pro bono. Currently his office has a class action in the United States Federal Southern District Court (located in downtown Manhattan) against many major debt collection agencies for their violation of consumer rights and that many of the debt collection agencies violated court procedures when those agencies unlawfully sued consumers.

Likewise, also in the Southern District Federal Court, his office also has a suit against several banks for failure to provide loan modifications. The United States Government has provided more than 25 Billion Dollars for loan modifications but many of the largest banks in the United States have rather than aiding the homeowners whose homes are underwater - those banks have just pocketed the money as if the 25 Billion Dollars was a gift to them from Uncle Sam.

Similarly, in that same class action his office has sued for discrimination in that many purchasers of homes were unlawfully either charged higher interest rates because of where they lived or forced to take instead of one complete mortgage forced as a condition of the loan to take two separate mortgages. The second mortgage many times had an adjustable rate and at the banks' option required after a few years the person taking the mortgage to not only pay the interest of the second mortgage to in addition pay off a good part of the principal. It is, therefore, small wonder, why there are so many foreclosures - many of which may not be lawful.

As an example, if someone had been given a 7% interest rate rather than a rate that was not discriminatory of 6%, for a home loan, over a 30 year person that person would be paying approximately $263 more a month more than a person who was not discriminated against. Over the lifetime of the mortgage that amounts to almost $95,000.00 more. That difference would be enough to help several children have the benefit of a college education or pay for medical and hospital bills so that even a bankruptcy may not have been necessary.

Phillip Jaffe, in addition to helping clients getting through bankruptcy, has practiced in the Bankruptcy Courts of New York City and Long Island. Similarly, he has practiced in the Southern District Federal court and the Eastern District Federal court. He has practiced and appealed after denial of citizenship, before the Department of Homeland Security and the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. He has also appeared on appeals in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, the court above the Southern and Eastern District Courts, on numerous occasions. Likewise he is admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court.

Phillip Jaffe says that representing a person is likewise a privilege which to only a very few is granted and which he has never taken for granted. He always says, "The bankruptcy case of the person whom I represent is at that moment the most important case that I have ever conducted."