Charles D. Whelan III
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Watchung, NJ

Litigation Lawyer at Watchung, NJ

Practice Areas: Litigation, Personal Injury ... +3 more

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Not attend 341, trustee sold properties? Did trustee broke any laws? Is this Mistrial? Is trustee required to inform court ?

Charles's answer | Answered on January 28, 2013

You do not explain why your case was converted from Chapter 13 to Chapter 7. You can consult a legal malpractice attorney to have the case...

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Can I get my money back and cancel a contract.

Charles's answer | Answered on January 28, 2013

You can contact the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs and see whether there are any complaints or pending investigations against this...

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How do you dissolve a LLC when you and husband are partners in it

Charles's answer | Answered on January 28, 2013

As a New Jersey licensed attorney practicing for more than 30 years in the area of business law, I will say that there is a little more to this...

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Which is better Foreclosure or Bankruptcy?

Charles's answer | Answered on January 21, 2013

Two observations: First of all, the answer to your question is very fact specific. For example, do you have any equity in either property, did...

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I sold my 2-family house to my then 14 y/o son in 2005 for$1.00. It is now time to repurchase it. Is original atty required?

Charles's answer | Answered on January 07, 2013

I am a real estate attorney with 31 years experience located in New Brunswick. One question is whether you would be looking for me to represent...

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Short sale and primary residences

Charles's answer | Answered on April 02, 2012

I am assuming that the cousin's home is in NJ. If the mortgage lender approves a short sale, be sure to get a release from the lender from any...

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