Practice Area: International Asset Recovery, Asset Recovery, Judgment Recovery, Bank Attachments, Collections, Debt Enforcement, Hidden Assets in Divorce, Hidden Assets, Asset Search, Identity Theft, Divorce, Public Corruption, Alimony, Bankruptcy Fraud, Corporate Fraud, Financial Crime, Money Laundering, Fraud Investigation, Tax Fraud, Insurance Fraud, Mortgage Fraud, Legal Assistance Requests, Litigation, Debt Collection, Letters Rogatory, Creditor Law, Financial Fraud Investigations in Multiple Jurisdictions, Forced Collection Proceedings, Swiss Banks, Creditor's Rights, Financial Intelligence, Marital Assets, Probate Assets, Fraudulent Conveyance, International Collections, Commercial Collections, Post Judgment Collections, Unsecured Collections, Garnishments, Professional Collections, Secured Collections, Community Property Law, Domestic Relations, Equitable Distribution, Interstate Support, Marital Property Law, Marital Property Distribution, Marital Property Settlements, Spousal Support, Post Divorce Modification, Restraining Orders, Securities Fraud, Clawback Claims, Child Support, Restitution, International Asset Protection, White Collar Crime, International Law, Offshore / Foreign Banks, Sham Trusts, Phony Loans
About: Fred L. Abrams Attorney at Law is a New York City law practice with a focus on asset recovery. Attorney Fred L. Abrams founded the practice in 1990 and since then has represented clients to find hidden assets such as bankruptcy estate assets, marital assets, probate assets and other items and funds that have been secretly transferred. It is the unfortunate truth that certain companies and individuals go to great lengths to hold onto wealth that does not rightfully belong to them, choosing to commit fraud rather than act justly. Located in Manhattan, New York and serving clients across the United States and abroad, the office of Fred L. Abrams Attorney at Law is dedicated to finding and recovering hidden assets. Practicing law since 1990, Mr. Abrams has located tens of millions of dollars tucked away in offshore accounts, secret trusts and other hiding spots.