Leonard Vincent Cupo

Leonard Vincent Cupo's Answers (15)

Jersey City, NJ

Divorce and separation Lawyer at Jersey City, NJ

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Personal Injury ... +12 more

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Can the Tenant sue if they were coming down the stairs and fell and sprained or broke their foot?

Leonard's answer | Answered on August 25, 2012

I also agree with the other answering lawyers. We need more information and if you are sued the parties will likely hire an expert to assert...

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What happens to a loan if only the husband is on the loan and he dies. However, the wife is on the deed of the home.

Leonard's answer | Answered on August 13, 2012

I dont know the particulars as to why wife was not on mortgage. I assume that the property was bought prior to the marriage by husband or wife was...

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New Jersey resident got first DUI in CT. Non immigrant. Complete manipulation by cop. Only 1 beer before cop pulled over.

Leonard's answer | Answered on August 13, 2012

I concur with my fellow attorneys who have responded. You need to contact a CT attorney. You may have defenses to DUI available. Good luck

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Is there any way my dissolution in Ohio be changed if it was closed to the courts?

Leonard's answer | Answered on June 26, 2012

I agree with other attorneys who have posted with respect to the general proposition that Ohio is the proper court for you to seek modification. I...

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What can be done with a will written in NJ when most of the assets are in China and most the beneficiaries are in NY/NJ?

Leonard's answer | Answered on June 21, 2012

I am slightly confused about how many wills exist since you are stating that there is English version or Chinese version. The last will,...

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