No, there is no such law. The only requirement is that the landlord give you "reasonable" notice, which is generally interpreted as being 24 hours...

If a subsection of a lease I signed violates a state law regarding tenants is that subsection enforceable?

There is no state law that prescribes how much notice must be given a tenant by a landlord before the landlord or his agents may enter the rental...

You need to consult an attorney who specializes in Trusts and Estates/Probate matters to determine your rights and how to go about enforcing those...

How can I break my lease?

Unless your disability makes the apartment inaccessible to you without certain modifications, the statute to which you refer would. It help you. ...

Relator called to see my rental unit. Landlord never told me apt was for sale. just moved in and she hid that info from us.

You need to write a letter to the landlord, putting him on notice that the work being done is "interfering with your 'quiet enjoyment' of your...

Can we not extend the lease with a tenant

You must follow the procedures set forth in N.J.S.A. 2A:18-61.2 in order to terminate the lease. You must first serve the tenant with a Notice to...

How much can I go up on rent in NJ?

You need to check with the town to determine if there is a rent control ordinance that limits the amount of increase a landlord is permitted to...

Tenant Rights - Refunding Security Deposit

First of all, take pictures, lots of pictures, of how you are leaving the property, including the painted walls. In general , a tenant is not...

NJSA 46:8-10 - Landlord wants a habitually late-paying tenant out ASAP, lease ending in Nov, but need help w/NJ statutes

You have to send her a Notice to Cease, setting forth the habitual late payments as the behavior that must cease. You must then wait at least 2...

Do I need an attorney to file an amended deed or can the title co do it?

Do you mean that you are purchasing additional land upon which you will be installing a driveway to service an adjoining parcel? If so, you may...