Can you sue a bank if you were a former employee and a current employee accessed your account and told your personal information

Yes, you have an action against the bank. Both New Jersey and the federal government have privacy laws forbidding the unauthorized release of bank...

Value in a settlement. If both agree on a settlement where part of the payment is cash and part is a claim in a proceeding.

Since the claim is contingent, there would likely be no tax implications at this point in time.

I am in the process of making a home purchase. I am a first time home buyer and would like to know learn more about the process.

The credit union attorney represents the credit union and not you. He or she cannot give you legal advice. I have worked in both South Jersey...

Invasive destructive trees

You have the right to trim any branches that overhang onto your property. You may also sue you neighbor for creating a nuisance.

Do all. three names on a property deed. need. to agree. to sell?

As a general rule, yes. All owners must agree to the sale. However, any owner can sue in Chancery to "partition" the property and a judicial sale.

Frivolous Causes of Action

The likelihood of winning a motion for costs and fees under the statute or rule is very remote. In New Jersey, the other side simply has to show a...

As a general rule, courts will uphold arbitration agreements. The defense to an arbitration agreement is the same as it is for any contract: fraud...

I'm a Pro Se Plaintiff. i want to ask for a "stay" until the state dental board completes their work. Would you do this?

As a general proposition, the New Jersey Court Rules do not provide for any type of stay. A malpractice action against a dents should be assigned...

Verbal contracts are enforceable. However, there is a six year statute of limitations on contract actions. The issue presented in your fact...

I am being sued for an accident on a property that I do not own , rent, or associated with in anyway. Can I counter sue?

I would prepare a frivolous litigation letter (citing to the rule and statute) attaching your deed as Exhibit A and send it to plaintiff's counsel.