You have voided the contract by written notice, it seems, and need do nothing further. Unless your contract provides something different, you are...

I purchased a foreclosed apartment in a condominium building in jersey city. How do I get the security deposit from old owner?

I see no reason for you to get involved. The tenant can sue the prior owner. I do not believe the foreclosure sale cuts off the prior owner's...

I am the beneficiary of my father's IRA (his only asset). The State of New jersey has a very large judgment against him Upon

The IRA is immune to creditors so long as the funds remain in the account, but any distributions are not immune. However, upon your father's...

Tenant to Vacate apartment.

If the tenant has an ongoing lease, you cannot arbitrarily evict. Maybe offer the tenant money to voluntarily terminate the lease early?

My neighbor records my children on my property. Police have been called and say they cant do anything.

Is there a question? Sounds like you already have advice from an attorney and also the police.

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No agreement with landlord, can he sue me for security deposit ?

Please see my response to your prior post. Has something changed?

I was issued a citation, driving while DUI. Why should I hire any lawyer, when the law says what it says. And plus I told the

Umm, because a lawyer has legal training and experienced and will be better equipped to identify defenses you may have overlooked, and to get you...

On my earlier post I forgot to mention that I closed in October and seller agreed to make repairs.

I suggest you hire an attorney to review your case including your closing documents, new home warranty and the email agreement. An email agreement...

Since joining company x as the Director HR, I am concerned about an article in our handbook. One policy says that an employees

I believe Mr Popovich is correct with respect to NJ. Is there a reason you do not consult with in-house counsel?