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Law Office of Boyd & Squitieri

Oradell, NJ

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Main office
Oradell, NJ
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About the firm

Boyd & Squitieri is a two-attorney Bergen County practice. Michael Boyd has handled consumer bankruptcy for more than 25 years and belongs to the American Bankruptcy Institute and the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys. Lisa Squitieri, a retired Chief Assistant Prosecutor who has tried over one hundred cases, heads the firm's criminal and Megan's Law work.

Services

  • Chapter 7 bankruptcy
  • Chapter 13 bankruptcy
  • Foreclosure mediation
  • Criminal defense
  • Megan's Law matters
  • Sexual assault defense
  • Internet sex crimes
  • Domestic violence defense
  • Parole supervision for life

Leadership

  • Michael BoydBankruptcy Lawyer
  • Lisa SquitieriHead of Megan's Law Department

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