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In 2017, Jay Sheryll set out to start his own law practice, officially opening the Sheryll Law office in Riverhead, NY. The firm focuses on delivering estate planning attorney services, elder law services, and much more.
At Sheryll Law, it's called "Legacy Planning," because the goal is to protect clients and their loved ones, in a caring and compassionate way, and ensure their assets remain within their family. Jay's past experience includes his roles as Associate Attorney at Lieb at Law, a P.C. in Center Moriches, and a Law Clerk for the General Counsel of Ernst & Young in Manhattan. As a husband, father of 2, and an Eagle Scout, Jay understands the meaning of family and caring for others, which he brings to his practice by creating trusted relationships with his clients.
He's lived in Eastern Long Island for most of his life - growing up in Cutchogue and currently residing in East Quogue - and wants to continue to be a part of the community that raised him. He has been honored as Super Lawyer - Rising Star in 2018 and 2019, among many other accolades, and serves as a member of multiple boards in his industry and community.
Meet the Business Owner: Jay S.
Jay P. Sheryll, Esq. is the founder of Sheryll Law, P.C., located on the beautiful East End of Long Island. Jay earned his Bachelor of Arts in 2012 from Saint Joseph's College. Jay then graduated 3rd in his class, with distinction, from Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center, while working full-time to support his family. Jay is licensed to practice law in the State of New York and the State of New Jersey. Jay continues to grow his practice in Suffolk and Nassau Counties.
Jay lives in Setauket, New York with his wife and two children. He is also an active member of his community and a member of the Rotary Club of Riverhead. While not practicing law, Jay enjoys golfing, fishing, and playing music. Most recently, Jay has dedicated his time to the March of Dimes, a non-profit organization providing support and resources to parents' of premature children, in honor of his daughter Lily who was born two months premature.