Veitengruber, III received his law degree in 2001 from Capital University Law School, where he concentrated his studies on Alternative Dispute Resolution. Following law school, he gained a wide array of valuable legal and courtroom experience during his seven years as Senior Associate for a Monmouth County debt resolution firm. In 2010, George followed his desire to help financially distressed individuals and homeowners by opening his own solo practice law firm – Veitengruber Law. By maintaining a concentrated legal focus, George is able to go above and beyond for his clients in the following areas: bankruptcy, credit repair, debt negotiation, estate planning, foreclosure defense, loan modifications and real estate transactions (including short sales and deeds in lieu of foreclosure). George believes in taking a holistic approach when helping clients reach their financial goals. For example, Veitengruber Law saves an average of 100 families from foreclosure eviction each year. After providing them with a successful foreclosure defense, George continues to work with his clients, teaching them valuable financial lessons - like budgeting and how to understand a credit report. Because he looks at the big picture, George’s clients are stronger and make smarter financial decisions after working with him. Outside the office, George is a very active networker and stays engaged with a number of networking groups in New Jersey. He feels very passionately about giving back to the community. This passion led George to found the Kiwanis Club of Bordentownin 2008 – in which he has held leadership positions at both the club and district level. He also serves on his town’s historic preservation commission and is actively involved with Greyhound rescue and participates in the Monmouth County Military Appreciation Program.
