Thomas M Denaro ,Esq

Specialties

Bankruptcy Attorney Thomas M. Denaro has been in practice for 30 years doing consumer bankruptcy and residential real estate. He knows that bankruptcy and other financial problems can happen to good families who work hard, and he is dedicated to helping people save their homes and get back on their feet by offering solutions, not just a quick fix. His law firm specializes in consumer bankruptcy and has been practicing for 28 years with 99% of his work focused on consumer bankruptcy. _​Information provided on this site should not be relied upon as legal advice. All potential clients are urged to make their own independent investigation and evaluation of any lawyer being considered. This site is not meant to create an attorney-​client relationship.

History

Established in 1982.

Thomas M. Denaro, Esq. has a solo consumer law practice consisting of 2 attorneys. One with 33 years of experience, the other with 5, in consumer bankruptcy chapters 7 & 13, foreclosure defense, real estate, wills and estates, landlord-​tenant holdovers and student loan options. Although located in the Bronx, he has represented clients in NY in the following courts: EDNY in Central Islip and Brooklyn, SDNY in Manhattan, White Plains and Poughkeepsie. For the past 8 years he has maintained a live weekly radio show on a local radio station called «Consumer Protection and Bankruptcy Law». In an effort to always stay on top of the law, he has accumulated more Continuing Legal Ed (CLE) points than required by the Bar Association. While still in Pace law school he was a legislative aide to a NYC Councilman. Upon admission to the Bar in 1982, he became the law secretary to a NYC Civil Court Judge and did so for a year. He is a former partner in the law firm of Puma and Denaro.

Meet the Business Owner

Thomas D.

Business Owner

I was educated in the Bronx by nuns and priests, then graduated from Pace law school in 1981 and admitted to practice law in 1982. I was a independent title closer representing numerous title insurance companies at real estate closings even before I got into law school. As a result, I was able to earn some income from title closings both during and after law school. Until 2008, real estate law was the bulk of my practice representing sellers, buyers, lenders and title companies. Then after the Government bail out, consumer bankruptcy became the bulk of my practice representing consumers only (I will never go over to the dark side to represent creditors) in chapter 7 and 13. I have developed a foreclosure defense and also a student loan relief practice as well since the bail out. I make wills and represent estates in Surrogate court probate and administration proceedings. Residential home-​owners who wish to evict a tenant and gain possession of the apartment hire me to do so. No problem