Martin S. Weisberg, Esquire
Cherry Hill, New Jersey

Phone: (856) 429-5507
Fax: (856) 964-0156
mweisberg@mwm-law.com

 

PRACTICE AREAS
◊ Real Estate
◊ Foreclosure/Bankruptcy
◊ UCC-1 Filings/Liens

BAR ADMISSIONS
◊ New Jersey (1987)
◊ Pennsylvania (1987)

COURT ADMISSIONS
◊ United States District Court for the District of New Jersey
◊ United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
◊ United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
◊ United States Supreme Court

EDUCATION
◊ Rutgers University (B.A. English, B.S. Sociology, 1984)
◊ Widener University School of Law (J.D., 1987)

ASSOCIATIONS
◊ New Jersey Free Masons- Mizpah-Haddon Heights Lodge

HONORS AND ACHIEVEMENTS
◊ Published Opinion: In re Rosen, 208 B.R. 345 (D.N.J. 1997)
◊ Speaker: Central State Title School- “New Jersey Foreclosures” 2005-2008; “Title Abstracts and Chancery Abstracts” (2007); "RESPA" (2010)
◊ Speaker: The Grabas Institute- "Masters of Chancery" (2010)

Martin S. Weisberg focuses his practice primarily on Creditors’ Rights issues, including Foreclosure, Bankruptcy, and UCC-1 Lien Enforcement. Mr. Weisberg has practiced in these areas for more than two decades and has brought a wealth of knowledge and experience with him to Mattleman, Weinroth & Miller P.C.

As the lead attorney in the Foreclosure/Bankruptcy Department, Mr. Weisberg is experienced in representing first and second mortgagees in residential and commercial foreclosures. He also commonly represents mortgagees in bankruptcy proceedings, which are often linked with foreclosure actions. In addition, Mr. Weisberg helps creditors and/or lenders with UCC-1 Lien Enforcement issues.

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