Can a building inspector enter your home without permission in New Jersey?
Absent the obvious express permission exception, the municipal building inspector is likely permitted to be on the property if that is the...
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Absent the obvious express permission exception, the municipal building inspector is likely permitted to be on the property if that is the...
The QDRO should be on the header of the court's order in the matter. If you need a copy of the order you can contact the court for assistance.
My assumption is your contract has a standard clause in it that the agreement could be executed in one or more counterparts, especially if you were...
You don't "have" to send a demand letter if the landlord is late in their return of your deposit. A demand letter would essentially open up...
Yes, per the Private Well Testing Act (PWTA), landlords are also required to test their well water once every five years and to provide each tenant...
In NJ, tree roots (as well as branches) are considered a nuisance if they encroach on your neighbor's property and your neighbor has every right to...
Landlord's are typically only required to address habitability issues. However, that's not to say you could not ask to see what they would say. If...
This sounds like it would fall under the Consumer Fraud Act (CFA) in NJ, but there is only a 6 year statute of limitations to bring that kind of...
It should be allowed as long as you're not violating any municipal ordinances that prevent it from being there
You can try calling the police to see if they will escort them off the premises. If they are refusing to leave and claiming they have a right in...