Should i plead guilty or not guilty to a speeding ticket in excess of 30mph and a careless driving ticket?

Answer: Plead not guilty Explanation: If you plead guilty to the Speeding violation, you will receive 5 points on your driver's licenses and...

Can I stop my landlord from raising my rent?

Answer: Yes this is fair and no you can not prevent the rental increase. Explanation: As the realtor explained, your unit is owned by a...

Answer: Your condition may be recoverable in the workers compensation court. Explanation: Unfortunately your facts do not provide enough...

Answer: To protect the record should you have a second offense and possibly as a form of inconvenience/punishment to you by the issuing...

11 months after Hurricane Sandy, my tenant is moving out; wants money for food she lost in fridge when electric was out Oct. 31-

Answer: You will not have to pay her compensation for lost or spoiled food unless the lease required you to do so. Explanation: With the...

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Answer: No Explanation: Unlike some criminal matters, your driving record stays with you for your life and matters cannot be expunged. The...

I was late on my rent, now the land lord sent me a bill for $317 lawyer fee and court cost. Do I have to pay that fee?

Answer: Not enough facts to properly answer Explanation: You lease will control on this issue. If your lease says that after one week of...

My landlord learned from the HOA he cannot rent out his condo after I moved in under a 1-year lease. Can he or the HOA evict me?

Answer: Yes, the HOA can evict you. Explanation: The lease is not valid as your landlord did not have the legal authority to enter into such...

Hi. I hope you can help. I signed a three year lease which is up for renewal on Dec. 1, 2014. The rent was for 2000 a month.

Answer: No Explanation: Prior to the expiration of your current lease, the landlord is required to advise of any changes in the lease...

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Is it possible to evict a tenant who is collecting SSI?

Answer: Yes you can evict them. Explanation: There is nothing in the applicable New Jersey Statutes which prevents you from evicting a...