The Law Offices of Robert J. Nahoum, P.C.

The Law Offices of Robert J. Nahoum, P.C. NY, NJ CT. attorney practicing Student Loan Law, Debt Collection Defense, Debt Collector Harassment and general consumer protection. The Law Offices of Robert J.

Nahoum, P.C. provides skilled legal representation to clients throughout the Tri-State area and beyond practicing in the areas of Debt Defense, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), Consumer Protection, Business & Corporate Law, as well as General Civil and Commercial Litigation. Our firm takes pride in providing

experienced representation and personalized legal services, customized to meet the specific needs of our clients. We provide free initial consultations to our clients. In order to arrange for a consultation, please contact Robert J. Nahoum at (845) 232-0202 or via email at [email protected] in order to discuss your options. Our Commitment
At The Law Offices of Robert J. Nahoum, we treat our clients with courtesy and integrity. We strive to provide realistic and honest legal advice that achieves results. Quality legal representation is essential for a successful business. Our commitment is to provide our clients with the best legal representation available at a reasonable and fair cost. We are proud of the high legal and ethical standards that have been established by our firm and the tradition of excellence which we work to maintain. Practice Areas:

Consumer Protection
Debt Collection Defense
Debt Collection Harassment
Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA)
Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA)
Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA)
Business & Corporate Law
General Civil and Commercial Litigation

Attorney Profile

ABOUT ROBERT J. NAHOUM
I was born and raised to a working-class family in the Bronx, New York. I attended public schools in the Bronx from pre-school all the way though high-school. As much as I learned in school, I learned on the streets, the stoops and the playground. I have taken that street-sense and applied it to everything I do in my life, especially my law practice. I’ve spent more than 12 years in the civil and city courts throughout New York State working on debtor cases. In my career I have seen it all; first working as a debt collector attorney for a gas and electric company; then as white-shoe associate for some of the nation’s premier “tall-building” law-firms working on million dollar debt cases. Now on my own, working day and night to defend consumers in debt cases and protect them from unscrupulous debt collectors. All the while, one thing has remained and guided my success – the education I got growing up in the Bronx. There are few tricks I haven’t seen and even fewer fights I won’t take head on; I tell it like it is and I expect the same from my adversaries. From Staten Island to Manhattan, Brooklyn to Queens, the Bronx to Westchester, Nassau Suffolk, Rockland and beyond – I don’t need a GPS to tell me how to get to the Courthouse, I already know the way because I’ve already been there. Trust is one of the most valuable concerns when hiring a lawyer. You have to trust that the lawyer is telling all that you have to hear, you need to trust that that lawyer is truly looking out for you and not his own wallet, you have to trust that your lawyer is handling your case competently and you have to trust that your lawyer is not taking you for a ride. I take that trust seriously because if I was hiring a lawyer I would expect nothing less. My clients trust me because I am like them. I know what it means to struggle and I know what it means to fight. I always tell my clients that my job is to make their problems easier not harder. That is my guiding principal in every case I handle. That is the reason I always call my clients back, that is the reason I spend as much time with my client as they need to solve their problems. Just as important, that is the reason I have structured my legal fees in a way that balances my need to earn a living and feed my kids with my clients’ needs to get their problems solved. My clients will never have sticker shock, they will always know how much their case might cost and will always know what to expect when the bills comes. If you still want to know more about me you read the less personal stuff below:

ROBERT NAHOUM has extensive experience in all areas of litigation before federal and state courts from preliminary injunctions to trials to appeals. He handles complex disputes in a wide variety of fields representing both individuals and businesses. CLIENT WORK
In his Individual Practice, Robert has acted as a zealous advocate protecting the consumer protection rights of his clients including those afforded under the Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, the Fair Credit Reporting act and other laws. Robert is devoted to protecting the consumer protection rights of his clients including stopping illegal debt collection practices and keeping distressed home owners in their homes. In his Corporate Business Practice, Robert focuses on commercial litigation in the fields of equipment finance and leasing, secured transactions and business disputes. Additionally, Robert has extensive experience in corporate formation and transactions as well as bankruptcy and financial restructuring. PREVIOUS WORK
Prior to opening his own practice, Robert was an associate in the New York office of one of the nation’s premier “Big Law” firms practicing in the areas of commercial litigation and bankruptcy. BAR AND COURT ADMISSIONS

New York State Bar
New Jersey State Bar
Connecticut State bar
US District Court, Northern District of New York
US District Court, Southern District of New York
US District Court, Eastern District of New York
US District Court, Western District of New York
US District Court District of New Jersey

EDUCATION
Robert is a graduate of Albany Law School of Union University, one of the nation’s most historic and respected law schools. Robert received his undergraduate degree from the State University of New York at Plattsburgh where he studied English and Philosophy.

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08/31/2026

New Jersey Auto Dealer Fraud FAQ: Common Scams & Your Legal Rights

By: Robert J. Nahoum Buying a new or used vehicle is one of the largest purchases most New Jersey residents will ever make. While most car buyers expect tough negotiations, many are unprepared for deceptive tactics, hidden fees, and illegal financing schemes executed in the showroom or the Finance & Insurance (F&I) office. If you feel like a car dealership pulled a fast one on you, you are not alone....

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Victory Mitsubishi Consumer Complaints: Hidden Fees, Pricing Concerns, and Your Legal Rights By: Robert J. Nahoum If you bought or financed a vehicle from Victory Mitsubishi in the Bronx and believe the deal did not match what you were promised, do not assume the paperwork ends the conversation. A careful review of the advertising, sales documents, finance contract, and communications may identify important questions about your rights....

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NYC DCWP Debt Collection Rules FAQ: 2027 Compliance GuideBy: Robert J. Nahoum New York City Releases FAQs and Delays Swe...
08/21/2026

NYC DCWP Debt Collection Rules FAQ: 2027 Compliance Guide

By: Robert J. Nahoum New York City Releases FAQs and Delays Sweeping Debt Collection Rules Until January 1, 2027: What Consumers Need to Know In a significant update for New York City consumers and the debt collection industry, the New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) released official Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) regarding its landmark debt collection rules....

By: Robert J. Nahoum New York City Releases FAQs and Delays Sweeping Debt Collection Rules Until January 1, 2027: What Consumers Need to Know In a significant update for New York City consumers an…

Tablet vs. Signature Pad in Car Sales: How Digital Signing Can Hide Loan Terms (and What the Law Says)By: Robert J. Naho...
06/24/2026

Tablet vs. Signature Pad in Car Sales: How Digital Signing Can Hide Loan Terms (and What the Law Says)

By: Robert J. Nahoum If you have purchased a car in the last several years, chances are you were asked to “sign” documents electronically—either on a tablet like an iPad or on a small signature capture pad. While these technologies are marketed as convenient and modern, they can also be used in ways that leave consumers in the dark about what they are actually agreeing to....

By: Robert J. Nahoum If you have purchased a car in the last several years, chances are you were asked to “sign” documents electronically—either on a tablet like an iPad or on a small signature ca…

SIM Swapping Scams and Unauthorized Bank Transfers: What Consumers Need to Know Under the EFTABy: Robert J. Nahoum SIM s...
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SIM Swapping Scams and Unauthorized Bank Transfers: What Consumers Need to Know Under the EFTA

By: Robert J. Nahoum SIM swapping scams are rapidly becoming one of the most dangerous forms of financial fraud in the United States. These scams can give criminals full access to your bank accounts, often leading to devastating unauthorized electronic funds transfers. If you have experienced this type of fraud, federal law—specifically the Electronic Funds Transfer Act (EFTA)—may provide powerful protections and a path to recover your money....

By: Robert J. Nahoum SIM swapping scams are rapidly becoming one of the most dangerous forms of financial fraud in the United States. These scams can give criminals full access to your bank accoun…

Suspicious Activity Scam Alerts Draining Bank Accounts: When Victims Have Rights Under the EFTABy: Robert J. Nahoum Scam...
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Suspicious Activity Scam Alerts Draining Bank Accounts: When Victims Have Rights Under the EFTA

By: Robert J. Nahoum Scam alerts warning of “suspicious activity” on your bank account are becoming increasingly sophisticated—and increasingly dangerous. A recent report highlights how fraudsters are using these messages to trick consumers into giving up access to their accounts, often leading to devastating financial losses. If you or someone you know has fallen victim to this type of fraud, it is important to understand that federal law—specifically the…...

By: Robert J. Nahoum Scam alerts warning of “suspicious activity” on your bank account are becoming increasingly sophisticated—and increasingly dangerous. A recent report highlights how fraudsters…

EFTA Notice Deadlines: The Critical Difference Between 2-Day and 60-Day Rules for Unauthorized TransfersBy: Robert J. Na...
06/17/2026

EFTA Notice Deadlines: The Critical Difference Between 2-Day and 60-Day Rules for Unauthorized Transfers

By: Robert J. Nahoum Discovering an unauthorized transfer from your bank account is alarming. But your financial protection under the Electronic Fund Transfer Act (EFTA) depends critically on when you report it. The EFTA establishes two essential deadlines: the 2-day rule and the 60-day rule. Understanding both, and how they work together, can mean the difference between losing $50 or losing thousands....

By: Robert J. Nahoum Discovering an unauthorized transfer from your bank account is alarming. But your financial protection under the Electronic Fund Transfer Act (EFTA) depends critically on when…

Data Breaches and Unauthorized Electronic Funds Transfers: What Consumers Need to KnowBy: Robert J. Nahoum Data breaches...
06/16/2026

Data Breaches and Unauthorized Electronic Funds Transfers: What Consumers Need to Know

By: Robert J. Nahoum Data breaches are no longer rare events; they are an unfortunate and routine part of modern life. One of the most damaging consequences for consumers is the rise in unauthorized electronic funds transfers (EFTs), where money is withdrawn from a bank account without permission. If you have ever discovered unfamiliar withdrawals from your checking account, a data breach may be the underlying cause....

By: Robert J. Nahoum Data breaches are no longer rare events; they are an unfortunate and routine part of modern life. One of the most damaging consequences for consumers is the rise in unauthoriz…

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06/15/2026

Account Takeover (ATO) & Stored Credentials: How Unauthorized Transfers Happen and What You Can Do

By: Robert J. Nahoum Account takeover (ATO) is one of the fastest-growing forms of financial fraud, and it often leads directly to unauthorized electronic funds transfers from your bank account, credit card, or payment apps. Many consumers are surprised to learn that these incidents frequently involve “stored credentials”, saved usernames, passwords, or payment information, — rather than traditional hacking in the dramatic sense....

By: Robert J. Nahoum Account takeover (ATO) is one of the fastest-growing forms of financial fraud, and it often leads directly to unauthorized electronic funds transfers from your bank account, c…

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