The Prizes and Pitfalls for Real Estate Businesses in New York City. (Lawyer Prospective)
Jul 05, 2009
Success in New York! We all know the song line: "If you can make it there, you can make it anywhere! New York! New York!"
There are many brilliant examples of successful real estate business people ...
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Taxes, Regulations, Appeals, Problems, Representatives
Jun 13, 2009
Types of Taxes Federal Income Tax is a taxation on wages, interest, dividends, business profits, capital gains, rents, royalties, commissions, unemployment benefits, prizes, in some cases social se...
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How New Jersey Handles Car Accidents
Jun 11, 2009
Automobile accident When you have been injured in an automobile accident in New Jersey, certain rules must be followed. You have rights and obligations. There is the issue of liability (who caused ...
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Child Abduction and International Law
May 25, 2009
Marriage, children and citizenship. According to the laws of the United States a child born in America either to American parents or parents from another country, is an American citizen. A child born...
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Employer - Employee Disputes in New Jersey and in General
Apr 29, 2009
Employers and Employees In NJ you can begin work at 16 with a workers permit from your local town. There are restrictions to the number of hours and the time span. Work cannot interfere with school...
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Landlord Tenant Litigation: Eviction, Other Lawsuits in General and in New Jersey
Apr 25, 2009
What is the Landlord Tenant Court and What Can it Do? (L.= Landord; T. = Tenant). In NJ L/T court is a division of the special civll part, Law Division. It only hears LT matters and its authority ...
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Landlord Tenant Rules and Requirements in General and in New Jersey
Apr 25, 2009
Getting started (In this article L. = Landlord; T. = Tenant). If the prospective T has viewed the premises and agreed to rent, there follows a set of mutual rules, requirements and regulations. If t...
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Estate Administration and Litigation (No Will) in New Jersey and in General
Apr 22, 2009
A Power of Attorney Ends with Death This is a mistake made by decedent's prior to death and those who hold a Power of Attorney. The document permits the POA to administer the grantor's finances only ...
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Estate Administration and Litigation (with a Will) in General and in New Jersey
Apr 20, 2009
Estate Administration, Basic terms A power of attorney is used before someone dies to handle their affairs when they are too ill to do it themselves. In NJ a power of attorney ends when the person wh...
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How divorce and legal separation are handled in New Jersey
Apr 14, 2009
If you are thinking of ending your marriage, you'll want to start by deciding whether to get a separation, annulment, or divorce, From there you'll want to consider everything from the filing process t...
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