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John J. Ryan, Jr. is a seasoned attorney based in Haworth, NJ, with over 35 years of extensive legal experience. As a sole practitioner, he specializes in personal injury, probate, real estate, and wills & trusts, providing comprehensive legal services tailored to meet the diverse needs of his clients in Bergen County and the greater New York metropolitan area. John's primary focus is on real estate transactions, where he collaborates closely with realtors to ensure successful closings and optimal outcomes for his clients. His expertise extends to landlord and tenant disputes, business transactions, and litigation, making him a versatile advocate in various legal matters. In addition, he actively represents lenders during the mortgage review process, demonstrating his commitment to delivering thorough legal support. A graduate of Pace University Law School, John was admitted to the New Jersey Bar in 1984 and has since maintained an impressive legal career. He is also authorized to practice before the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey, the United States Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit, and the Supreme Court of the United States. John's dedication to the legal profession is reflected in his past memberships, including the New Jersey State Bar Association and the Bergen County Bar Association. His community involvement includes serving on the NJ Superior Court Panel of Arbitrators and the Haworth Planning Board, as well as holding various leadership positions within the local government. Recognized for his commitment to public service, he has received accolades such as the Trial Lawyers Care Volunteer Award. With his extensive knowledge and unwavering dedication, John J. Ryan, Jr. continues to serve as a trusted attorney for his clients.
Probate attorneys guide families through the estate administration process after a loved one passes. They handle court filings, asset distribution, and dispute resolution. Common matters include estate administration, will contests, heir disputes, trust administration.