Freehold, NJ - Lawsuits Accuse Solomon Dwek of Forgery

Freehold, NJ - Real estate investor Solomon Dwek is facing additional accusations that he forged the signatures of close associates on millions of dollars in loans.

The widow of Jack Adjmi, Dwek's investment mentor, charges in a new lawsuit that Dwek forged Adjmi's signature on a document that purports to guarantee payment on two mortgages worth $2,152,849 from Sovereign Bank.  Sovereign says that in 1999, Adjmi guaranteed any loans from the bank to the Deal Yeshiva even after his death. Adjmi died in 2003; the two loans were made in 1998 and 2005.

And Dwek's aunt and uncle, Joseph and Terry Dwek, charge in new court papers that in 2001, Dwek forged their names on a $1.5 million mortgage on their Ocean Township summer home. That lawsuit alleges Solomon Dwek forged his uncle's name to a $130,000 loan guarantee for the Deal Yeshiva in 2000. Both of those loans are held by Sun National Bank of Vineland.

The lawsuits against Solomon Dwek and the banks, are the latest claims that Dwek forged signatures in order to obtain millions of dollars from lenders.