Ugell Law Firm, P.C. - New City, NY
Foreclosure & Alternatives Lawyers in New City, NY
151 North Main Street Suite 202 New City, NY 10956
New City Foreclosure & Alternatives Law Firm
Updated: 02/15/2026
Areas of Practice
- Foreclosure & Alternatives
Reviews
Customer Reviews for Ugell Law Firm, P.C.
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Hired Law firm 2018-2019After finally making the decision to file for BK I decided to find lawyer that was not only knowledgeable but compassionate. After an initial phone call to anther attorney who did not want to take my case, I found Mr. Ugells website. I next contacted The Ugell law firm and I knew this was the man to help. I am now in nursing school which was one of my goals I had discussed with Mr. Ugell during our initial meeting. Katrina was amazing and I'm very grateful to have her assistance in making sure all the paperwork was correct and even answering all my questions when I would call. Now I am back on my feet and life is great. Although I would never need to file BK again, I have referred a person when she is ready to make that step she knows where to go.
Contact
151 North Main Street
Suite 202
New City, NY 10956
Phone Number: 845-639-7011
Fax Number: 845-639-7004
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