Robbinsville, NJ
State, local, and municipal law Lawyer at Robbinsville, NJ
Practice Areas: State, Local And Municipal Law, Criminal Defense ... +4 more
It depends on who is insured for what. If the other side only has 15K insurance then that is all they have, and if they have no money there is no...
Depends on many things - who gets the other property, who gives up or gets what out of pensions, how long you've been married, lots. No simple answer.
You still have to pay the rest of your lease - the two months' notice is two months before the end of your lease, likely or it autorenews. It...
The judge is not concerned with making it easier for you, but achieving a result that is best in his mind for the children. Delays can be for any...
No easy answer, except that putting both homes in the same LLC allows issues with one home where you are sued to reach the other. And a reason to...
Be careful - depending on your lease (if you both cosigned a lease for the full amount of the rent) the landlord might be able to sue YOU for the...
While her income does not go to payment, it does affect what you need to contribute to your own lifestyle and how much money is available from you.
That depends. Do you intend to gain assets during marriage, or hold a job?
A lawyer can help you with everything from the contract with your realtor to the closing. Ideally, getting a lawyer before you put in an offer will...
Put it in a separate account and do not touch it if you can help it. Do not add to it from marital money (including your paycheck).
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