Ian Bloom is the best lawyer in New Jersey hands-down. He cares about your family and truly…read morerepresents your best interest and everything but he does.

Mr. Ira Karlstein never check to make sure that a woman who is claiming to be a relative is…read morecorrect. It turns out that Ms. Linda Clynes googled and initiated contact and claiming to be a relative with no prove. Not one relative or long time friend can identify Ms. Clynes as a relative. Mr. Karlstein never check and made sure. Ms. Clynes stiffed Mr. Karlstein and he as tried to get money from me. Now we are dealing with a woman Ms. Clynes who is looking to cash in on almost 1 million in assets and this could have been avoided if Mr. Karlstein did his job and check her authenticity. It was also troublesome that I did a lot of work and can prove Ms. Clynes is a fraud. Mr. Karlstein then was looking for a way to get me to pay. Sorry but I do not pay for other people errors which could have been avoided if Mr. Karlstein did his job. Mr. Karlstein saw almost 1 million in asset and it did not matter.

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Aniello went above and beyond for me. he exceeded my expectations in every way possible. The way he…read morehandled my case was incredible, he answered my calls and emails no matter what time of day or night, and he always did everything he could to answer my questions and did everything possible to allow me to protect myself and my infant. I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND him for anyone who finds themselves in any unfortunate situation as I did. He handled my restraining order and is working on my divorce as well and further motions to assist me in this difficult time. Again, 10/10. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

I have lost case after case with my x for the past several years. I have hired large law firms,…read moresmall law firms, I have even represented myself a few times but all with the same results, I always lost. Fast forward to the day I hired Aniello to represent me. First he was very confident and knowledgeable, his rates were very reasonable and the service and the outcome was AWESOME. I went from losing repeatedly to winning on every point. I wish I met Mr Cerreto 10 years ago, I am sure I would have had a much better outcome. Learn from my mistake and experience, if you need an attorney for divorce, custody or child support hire Aniello Cerreto first. You will thank me later, he was a great find.

In the past, Mr. Levine assisted me and I was very satisfied with his courtesy, honesty, and…read morehelpfulness. Unfortunately, he retired several years ago and this firm is still banking on his good reputation. I had recent dealings with Mr. Adam Rubin, the new head of this law firm. He was completely uncooperative and gave me information that any good attorney would know was incorrect. I went elsewhere. I do not recommend this law firm.

I'm the executor of the estate of a Sr. Citizen. Levine, Furman & Rubin wrote the deceased's will…read moreand I hired them for the administration of the estate. Levin Furman & Rubin did a great job of administrating the estate with the handicap of the pandemic when the courts, banks, etc. are slower than normal. They provided me with legal guidance to minimize the chances of problems. They also did all of the paperwork (and it's a lot of paperwork)! I did NOT need to babysit them. I did NOT need to ride them. They are professionals, they get their work done on schedule. Because of COVID and I live an hour away from their office, I never physically met them. They were fine via telephone, email and Zoom. While I hope to never be an executor again, if I should be an executor, I would hire them in a heartbeat. On a tangential topic unrelated to legal advise, I strongly recommend having a will, a survivor's report & pre-plan the funerial. If the deceased has a will it will save you time and money with liquidating & distributing the assets. You're going to circumvent a lot of problems with a will. Levine, Furman & Rubin did a fine job with the will. A lot of senior citizens have decades of papers in their house (99% of these are irrelevant). The executor will need to determine the assets and liabilities quickly. You need to have the senior citizen write down all assets (bank account numbers, brokerage accounts, life insurance, etc) and liabilities (loans, HoA, etc). This way the executor will have a neat list to give to the attorney to start the asset recovery process. Concerning pre-planning the funerial, this is a time of high stress & drama and all of your family's problems are going to quickly rise to the surface. Everyone will have their opinion of what the deceased wants. By having it pre-planned with your local funerial home, you will circumvent this drama at a time of high stress. It will be written with the funerial director exactly what the deceased wants and does not want. Now, just let the funerial director execute. I know asking for a will, survivor's report and preplanning is an awkward conversation. My sr. citizen told me "Everything you need is in the filing cabinet." I went into the filing cabinet and all I found was thousands of irrelevant papers including a warranty for a Sears refrigerator from 1977, cancelled checks from the 80's, receipt for a saw from Rickles and a speeding ticket for someone who's been dead for 15 years. I had to be the bad guy and tell the sr. citizen I cannot make the commitment to be the executor if she cannot make the commitment to support me while she's alive. I need a pre-planned funerial to avoid drama and a survivor's report with all information on it (1 piece of paper) so I do not have to waste days trying to find this information. She complied.