Darren Aronow | Estate Planning

Aronow Law

Darren Aronow | Aronow Law

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Firm Summary

Darren Aronow is a consumer law attorney based out of New York with a mid-size firm of about 50 employees. He has been practicing since 2003 and has established himself as a respected attorney setting case law in the Eastern District of New York, Bankruptcy Courts. His practice primarily encompasses bankruptcy, foreclosure defense, loan modifications, real estate, short sales, student loan defense and a plethora of consumer laws which are regularly litigated in federal court including but not limited to FCRA, FDCPA, TCPA, CROA, RESPA, TILA, EFTA, and more. In his local area, he regularly gives educational seminars for consumers to educate them on the various practice areas.

Mr. Aronow graduated with Cum Laude honors from Stony Brook University with a Bachelors of Science in Psychology. He then attended Brooklyn Law School, graduating with a Juris Doctorate and is personally licensed to practice law in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Virginia. The firm also practices in Illinois, Ohio, Texas, Maryland, Washington, D.C. and Wisconsin.

Mr. Aronow has co-authored a book on credit repair basics, titled “Settle the Score” and another book titled “Credit Where Credit is Due”, which illustrates how to identify the numerous consumer law violations that are present on a credit report. He also regularly speaks at conferences around the country on the subject of FDCPA and other consumer law topics.

Accomplishments:
Undergraduate degree from Stony Brook University
Graduate from Brooklyn Law School

Member of:
American Bar Association
New York Bar Association
Nassau County Bar Association
Suffolk County Bar Association
NACA – National Association of Consumer Advocates
NACBA – National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys
NACSO – National Association of Credit Services Organizations

Areas of Practice:
Chapter 7 & 13 Bankruptcy
Foreclosure Defense Litigation
RESPA/TILA Litigation
FDCPA/FCRA Litigation
Student Loan Litigation / Consolidation