Raymond C. Osterbye - Keansburg, NJ
Attorney at Raymond Osterbye Esq., Attorney at Law
Bankruptcy Lawyers in Keansburg, NJ
21 Church Street Suite B Keansburg, NJ 07734
- Free Consultation
Keansburg Bankruptcy Lawyer
Updated: 03/03/2026
Areas of Practice
- Bankruptcy 25%
Reviews
Customer Reviews for Raymond C. Osterbye
Highlights
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5.0 Value
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5.0 Quality of Service
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5.0 Professional Competence
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Hired Attorney 2023As a landlord, I hired Attorney Osterbye helped me to evict three tenants, they were very tough to get out. But after a couple of hearings, we were able to evict these non-paying tenants. Attorney Osterbye, also helped me to sell my relative's home, which was occupied by these tenants. I recommend Mr Osterbye for any real estate / landlord / tenant matter.
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Hired Attorney 2023Mr. Osterbye assisted my family in an urgent Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. We were able to avoid paying over $100,000 in debt, medical bills, part of some old tax liens, old car loans, credit card debt, DMV fees. He took a payment plan. Also, he dealt with the creditors. Highly recommend him.
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Hired Attorney 2023I recommend Dr. Osterbye, Abogado, Attorney. He helped me with my immigration issues, filing my political asylum application, obtaining my working papers and greencard.
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Hired Attorney 2024Very knowledge Attorney who assisted me in a prenuptial agreement and in immigration. We have filed immigration petitions, sponsoring my undocumented husband. Trying to get him working papers and a green card. And we were able to finalize the prenuptial agreement before I married my now husband.
Contact
21 Church Street
Suite B
Keansburg, NJ 07734
Fax: (732) 737-9932
Website: https://osterbyelaw.org/
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