This Needs to Happen When a Business Partnership Ends
It can easily be said that a business partnership and marriage have common denominators. All things considered, both work best with similar goals and a sense of teamwork. Unfortunately, sometimes either relationship can fail. In the case of a bad marriage, divorce is the obvious option. So, what happens when it’s time for a business […]
Converted Garages as Living Space: What You Need to Know
No doubt you already realize the challenge of finding affordable rentals in New Jersey. For example, you may notice that some homeowners in cities like Elizabeth and Linden have converted garages into living space. Is it legal to move into a converted garage? Or, could your tenancy be short-lived? For the prospective landlord renting out […]
When Should You Actually Retain a Business Lawyer?
What may seem like a simple idea can easily blossom into a big business. One thing is certain. The right time for retaining a business lawyer is when you are ready to open shop. Without experienced legal advice, you can find yourself regretting your inaction. Candidly, there are two important professionals when it comes to […]
Considering a Commercial Sublet? Avoid These Mistakes!
It might sound like a fabulous opportunity. However, it may quickly turn into a disaster. There are three parties to consider in every commercial sublet agreement. Ignoring any of them can be problematic. Consequently, it pays to investigate everything and avoid trouble. What is your role in the sublet agreement? Are you the actual property […]
What Actually is the Purpose of the Anti-Eviction Act?
If you are a tenant facing removal, your last hope may seem to come from the Anti-Eviction Act. Certainly, there is a law that restricts the ability of a landlord to oust you from your home. Notwithstanding, landlords may find some solace in this part of the law. It may prove to be extremely helpful. […]
How to Avoid Problems with Closing on Your House
More than likely, you’re excited about closing on your house. But, have you done your due diligence? Will you be able to get a certificate of occupancy without problems? Not sure what could go wrong? Consider this example. You’ve decided to purchase what has been represented as a three-family home in Union County. The house […]
What You Need to Know about Tenancy by the Entirety
For most couples, one of the joys of marriage is buying a house. For some, it’s the thought that real estate acts as an investment that increases in value. There’s also the anticipation that memories will be created in the home. Furthermore, you feel secure in knowing there is the proverbial roof over your head. […]
Online Legal Advice Cannot Replace Retained Legal Counsel
The thought of online legal advice might have its appeal. First of all, it is always nice to save a few dollars. Next, time is always a consideration. After all, what is the harm in filling in a few forms on your own? Retaining an attorney may sound time-consuming and expensive. Without retaining an attorney, […]
Can Reverse Mortgages Actually be Disastrous?
For some older homeowners, reverse mortgages sound inviting; they represent a means of securing home equity loans without making monthly mortgage payments. In theory, it appears to be a very good idea for retired citizens who need extra cash. Unfortunately, some reverse mortgages may actually be disastrous. Not sure what we mean? Let’s take a […]
This is What Happens When You “Save”Money on Oil Tank Inspections
Oil tank inspections are an important part of purchasing real estate. Your choice to “save” money by foregoing an inspection can result in unnecessary expenditures. Read why you should include this step in every real property purchase.