You can sue the Seller and/or Contractor, but as the Plaintiff you have the burden of proving all your claims. Meaning you would have to provide...

The easiest way to get an answer to this question is to call the Bayonne Zoning Office, give them the lot and block designation/zone for the...

Soffets and setbacks?

The short answer is yes....any encroachment into the ordinance's setback requirements for that zone would be a violation. However, the owner may...

A homeowner can sue a contractor if the contractor failed to fulfill obligations of construction or home renovation contract. Failure to fulfill...

A neighbor has built a new home on an adjacent lot. Previously, the lot was below the grade of the street.

Your neighbor had to obtain building permits from the Township to show that the grading (and other aspects of construction) comply with all...

What is the proper way to fire a contractor who has not been showing up and has now stated he is in financial trouble?

Typically, you must give the contractor written notice that he is in default of the construction contract at issue (assuming there is one) and a...

Your neighbor may be right as the fence, based on the survey you mention, sounds like an encroachment upon that neighbor's property. However,...