As school gets underway across New Jersey, Governor Christie has signed into law two new bills relating to special education. The bills are aimed at promoting achievement for all students and prevention and detection of behavioral issues in pre-school through
Estate Planning should now include planning for your digital legacy. In this post, we focus on how to define what you would like your digital legacy to be. This process also requires balancing the privacy of those with whom you’ve
I’ve looked at real estate transactions from both sides now, from near and far, from agent and law clerk. And still somehow, it’s life’s illusion I recall. With apologies to Carole King…Boy! I never knew what illusions I was living
We want to share a few recommendations on planning for your digital estate and legacy. You may have a will to direct where your assets go after you die, but that will doesn’t (and legally, can’t) direct what happens to
UNPACKING ARBITRATION VS. TRIAL BY JURY IN CONSUMER CONTRACTS Many home contractor contracts contain a clause that states the disputes will be resolved by arbitration. Perhaps you didn’t even notice that clause while overcoming your concerns about the description of
Even though there is still a month until the unofficial end of summer, parents of college bound kids are busy shopping and packing for back to school. In addition the usual items (hello shower shoes), your child should also have
You May Have Options, Especially With Really Restrictive Contract Language We have all been there. You hired a contractor for a house project – maybe you interviewed several and picked the one you liked the best. Or, more likely, you
In New Jersey, the Division of Taxation wants to be sure that businesses and business owners pay all of their taxes before they sell everything off, close doors, and hightail it to the tropics. How does the state make sure
Realtor Mistake on Property Location Leads to Consumer Fraud Violation In a recent Consumer Fraud case, the Appellate decision began with this statement “the real estate profession’s well known sales pitch.” This was because, in essence, the realtor’s pitch formed
NJ Authorities Cracking Down on Dishonest Home Improvement Contactors Whether you are looking to repair something at home or make improvements, it’s certainly not uncommon to call a handymen and home improvement contractor. They show up, give you an estimate
As school gets underway across New Jersey, Governor Christie has signed into law two new bills relating to special education. The bills are aimed at promoting achievement for all students and prevention and detection of behavioral issues in pre-school through
Estate Planning should now include planning for your digital legacy. In this post, we focus on how to define what you would like your digital legacy to be. This process also requires balancing the privacy of those with whom you’ve
I’ve looked at real estate transactions from both sides now, from near and far, from agent and law clerk. And still somehow, it’s life’s illusion I recall. With apologies to Carole King…Boy! I never knew what illusions I was living
We want to share a few recommendations on planning for your digital estate and legacy. You may have a will to direct where your assets go after you die, but that will doesn’t (and legally, can’t) direct what happens to
UNPACKING ARBITRATION VS. TRIAL BY JURY IN CONSUMER CONTRACTS Many home contractor contracts contain a clause that states the disputes will be resolved by arbitration. Perhaps you didn’t even notice that clause while overcoming your concerns about the description of
Even though there is still a month until the unofficial end of summer, parents of college bound kids are busy shopping and packing for back to school. In addition the usual items (hello shower shoes), your child should also have
You May Have Options, Especially With Really Restrictive Contract Language We have all been there. You hired a contractor for a house project – maybe you interviewed several and picked the one you liked the best. Or, more likely, you
In New Jersey, the Division of Taxation wants to be sure that businesses and business owners pay all of their taxes before they sell everything off, close doors, and hightail it to the tropics. How does the state make sure
Realtor Mistake on Property Location Leads to Consumer Fraud Violation In a recent Consumer Fraud case, the Appellate decision began with this statement “the real estate profession’s well known sales pitch.” This was because, in essence, the realtor’s pitch formed
NJ Authorities Cracking Down on Dishonest Home Improvement Contactors Whether you are looking to repair something at home or make improvements, it’s certainly not uncommon to call a handymen and home improvement contractor. They show up, give you an estimate
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