Steven
Neuner and Joanne Ventura,
the attorneys of the law firm of Neuner and Ventura
LLP, have been providing experienced legal service in Southern New
Jersey since 1983. With over 57 years of combined experience, we
can help you with divorce,
divorce or
family mediation, bankruptcy, business
reorganization, business debt workouts, real
estate, asset protection planning or protecting
your rights as a creditor, wills
or estate problems.
Whether you are having problems from financial
difficulties or divorce, or experiencing the joys of buying a home
or planning your future, we can help with personalized cost-effective
advice. Our clients have learned to trust our advice, and value
the personal attention we provide. They have also learned that we
help find solutions that work for you, instead of imposing on you
what we think is best. We listen to you and your unique concerns.
Wherever possible, we tell you in advance what your fees and costs
are going to be. We want you to feel that whatever our legal service
and personal advice may cost is money well spent.
In 2010, for the third year since 2007,
Steven R. Neuner was one of the 5% of New Jersey attorneys selected
by New Jersey Superlawyers
as one of the top attorneys in New Jersey. In addition to an active
law practice, he is active in promoting financial literacy among
our young people. For more about Mr. Neuner's background and activities,
click here. For more about
the Superlawyers selection process, go to http://www.superlawyers.com/about/selection_process.html.
No aspect of this advertisement has been approved by the Supreme
Court of New Jersey.
We serve all of South Jersey, including Marlton,
Medford, Cherry Hill, Voorhees, Berlin, Atco, Moorestown, Mount
Laurel, Pennsauken, Haddonfield, Haddon Township, Westmont, Winslow
Township, Collingswood, and all of Camden County, Burlington County,
Gloucester County, Mercer County, and surrounding areas.
Please take note of the following new and special features
and articles:
Our expanded Bankruptcy
Frequently Asked Questions page
Graphic FlowChart
of a Bankruptcy Case. See a flow-chart of bankruptcy cases under
Chapter 7, 11 and 13.
New
personal family planning budget
Tips
on Rebuilding your credit after a bankruptcy.
Bankruptcy and
my credit score
Understanding Foreclosure
Avoiding
Foreclosure Scams and Rip-Offs
Why Mediate?
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about us, but to provide a resource for you to use. Of course, there
is no substitute for individualized legal advice
- your use of this site or any of the information in it does not
create any lawyer-client relationship. For that, we invite you to
contact us,. so we can help you. No discussion of tax issues or
taxadvice contained in this website should be relied on without
personalized advice from a qualified professional.
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