You should consult with the attorney representing you in your closing. Depending upon the type of house (three or less units with owner occupancy,...

C an my neighbor get a court order to force me to relocate my mailbox if it is entirely on my property. NJ??

Anyone can go to court to try anything. Will he be successful? Based upon what you said, not likely. If your mailbox is actually on your...

What's considered "as is" condition when signing a lease? Can I get the landlord to fix it all, or get town inspector to come?

I agree with Ms. Rothbort's answer in most respects. I would like to pass on a possible health tip though. I had a similar situation once...

Selling Matrimonial Home in NJ and Capital gains?

NJ has the same treatment as the federal government. You can exclude up to $250,000 ($500,000 if married) of the capital gain, as long as the...

Who can I contact about my state tax return being offset for hospital bills 2015 and 2016 ?

Contact the NJ Division of Taxation. This is part of their Set-Off Individual Liability (SOIL) program These bills must be from a state run...

Is it possible to sue or take and landlord to court for refusing to do repairs and can I withhold rent?

Try to get the Housing Authority to get involved. This may violate an agreement they have with the landlord. They may have more "juice" than you.

Landlord Is Charging a Cancelation Fee After Providing A Renewal Notice with Bad Information?

There is a lot of conflicting information being provided. You say the lease ends 7/30, and that it provides that you must give 60 days notice of...

How can my grandmother claim the title to my grandfather's truck?

If your grandfather's children haven't filed for estate administration, your grandmother could. However, it would have to be upon notice to them. ...

Whether or not you have a security deposit doesn't matter in determining whether you're liable. However, it does mean that the landlord can...

You should check your lease carefully regarding your ability to sublet. Some leases specifically prohibit this; others allow it subject to the...