In the state of new jersey i as a land lord of a commercial wearhouse (i lease out the property) am responsible to provide what

To provide the best answer, an attorney would need to review your lease. I recommend you contact a real estate attorney sooner rather than later.

Stopped by a parking lot in the back of a small business and field-dressed a hunted deer.

As long as no citation was issued, there isn't anything to worry about. The police do have time following an event in which to issue a summons. ...

How can I get out of my commercial warehouse lease early?

I agree with Mr. Gutman. An attorney should review your lease and the specific facts of your case to provide the best possible advice. Just keep...

Our landlord signed our lease to another group and never gave the option of renewing. Is she allowed to do this?

I agree with my colleagues in the first two answers to this question. I write separately only to inquire if the change in landlord adversely...

Do I need to have a South Carolina attorney to change the names on a Timeshare deed?

I caution against the use of commercially available forms only because they generally are not written to deal with the specific facts of any one...

Marital status is required on Affidavits of Title and Deeds; so the request to update your marriage status on any new title issued in connection...

My uncle in NJ had his heat turned off by his landlord because his January rent hasn't been paid yet. is this legal?

A landlord may not turn off heat in the winter. As a practical matter, check in on your uncle daily in an effort to ward off potential health...

Can I delay the eviction process by asking for an attorney in court scheduled to move 3/1

I always recommend potential clients retain attorneys well in advance of court dates. There is almost no way for any attorney (including myself)...

Does addendum to a NJ real estate contract carry over to a new contract for a higher price with same buyer?

Generally speaking, when an offer is rejected, any new proposal should be a separate counter-offer, complete unto itself. However, the problem is...

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I don't know who owns the mortgage

An option is to check with the county clerk for the county in which your property is located. Mortgages,and assignations, should be recorded in...

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