GREGG E. BIENSTOCK, CITY MARSHAL
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Have you received a letter, phone call, bank levy, or garnishment notice from the New York City Marshal's office of Gregg E. Bienstock? Are they trying to collect on an older judgment for a credit card, medical, car reposession, or student loan debt? Have they garnished your wages or frozen your bank account?
Debtors have rights! Defenses to your debt may exist, and you may be able to fight, discharge, or even the settle the debt at a reduced amount. At the Law Office of Simon Goldenberg PLLC, our experience debt relief lawyers help people find solution to their unsecured debts.
Even if your wages are being garnished, or your bank account is frozen, it may not be too late to get help. We are a debt relief law firm, and can advise you as to all legal options, which may include debt defense, debt disputing, debt settlement, and bankruptcy.
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Background Information on Marshal Gregg E. Bienstock
Marshal Gregg Bienstock (Badge No. 17) is a New York City Marshal with a mailing address at 36-35 Bell Boulevard, P.O. Box 610600, Bayside, NY 11361. He shares an office address, and is related to Marshal Martin Bienstock, whom at one time was the highest paid Marshal in NYC.
It is reported that Gregg Bienstock earned 1.66 million in 2008. New York City Marshals are public officials appointed by the Mayor for five year terms. They are not salaried, rather they charge fees for the work they perform, and can also retain 5% of what they collect from money judgments, also know as poundage. They pay their own expenses, and must pay a fee of 4.5% of their proceeds to New York City.
Every year, Marshal Gregg E. Bienstock works with law firms across New York City to execute judgments against debtors by restraining funds in bank accounts a garnishing wages. Marshal's may assist any judgment creditors, whether they are a debt buyer, original creditor, or legal assignee.
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