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Rockland County Attorney

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Experienced Attorney in New City, New York

Koplen Law has served the Rockland County area for decades. We are dedicated to helping every client through their legal matter. Our firm works closely with each client to achieve their goals. We recognize that picking an attorney is a significant decision and we take the responsibility seriously. Each client gets the attention they deserve and the services they need. Koplen Law handles a range of legal matters, including:

  • Bankruptcy
  • Estate planning & administration
  • Foreclosure defense
  • Family law
  • Personal injury

Contact Koplen Law

Whether you are facing financial hardship or need to plan for the future of our estate, our firm is ready. If you are facing the real possibility of losing your home, a family law issue, or have been injured by negligence, we are ready. Contact Koplen Law for a consultation to discuss your legal matter.

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