New Jersey Proposed Laws
The coronavirus has prompted lawmakers in New Jersey to propose several bills and measures which affect those charged with and/or convicted criminal offenses.
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The coronavirus has prompted lawmakers in New Jersey to propose several bills and measures which affect those charged with and/or convicted criminal offenses.
As I have discussed in previous blogs, real estate activity in Northern NJ is currently very active. People are not allowing the pandemic to stop them from making important life decisions and moves.
There is so much more to know about owning rental property beyond just the numbers. When calculating the numbers, you must allow for tremendous additional unknown expenses when you calculate whether the property will operate with a positive cash flow.
Selling a home is an exciting but often complicated and stressful process. My law firm can assist you in all aspects of the transaction. I have been doing this type of legal work for 35 years.
When faced with a personal injury matter, you have many options, and it is essential that you contact the right personal injury attorney to handle your case.
A driver charged with DWI is entitled to the same constitutional protections that defendants facing criminal charges have. DWI's are commonly referred to as "quasi-criminal" offenses in New Jersey.
When clients come to my office needing a Last Will and Testament, I always also recommend that they prepare and execute a Power of Attorney and a Living Will as well. The Power of Attorney appoints an Agent who can act on my client's behalf.
I have discussed this before, but this pandemic has created almost a frenzy of real estate activity in Northern New Jersey.
I read an interesting article entitled," A look beyond the home price headlines." Basically, the article discussed the reality that you cannot make blanket determinations solely by a headline which cites a real estate trend.
I have presented :blogs in the past pertaining to Estate Planning. It has become a relevant issue lately for many people in light of the cultural changes taking place which have been caused by this pandemic and rethinking of setting priorities.