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The New Year is a time for renewal and resolutions that better our lives and those we love. While many focus their resolutions on health and career goals, there’s one resolution that provides lasting benefits but often gets overlooked: Estate Planning. It’s a resolution that brings peace of mind, security, and ensures your wishes are […]
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As holiday travel peaks, it’s essential to stay prepared and take steps to avoid Motor Vehicle Collisions on winter roads. Snowy roads, ice- covered highways, and unpredictable winter weather can turn even the shortest trips into challenging journeys. Here’s our guide to saferwinter travel and what to do if you experience an accident during this
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Slip and fall injuries are one of the most common accidents during the holiday season, and they can turn a joyous time into a painful ordeal. Here’s what you need to know about staying safe and understanding your legal rights if you or a loved one experiences a slip and fall injury this holiday season.
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If you live in a neighborhood governed by a homeowner’s association (HOA), there may be guidelines to keep in mind when holiday decorating. By understanding and working within these guidelines, you can celebrate the season and keep the peace in your neighborhood. 1. Know the HOA Guidelines HOAs can have specific rules for outdoor decorations,
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As Thanksgiving approaches, it is a meaningful time to reflect and consider ways to give back. Incorporating charitable giving into your Estate Plan can support the causes you value, create a lasting impact, and offer potential tax benefits. Here are ways that you can make charitable giving part of your legacy: Charitable Trusts: Allow you
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Thanksgiving may prompt Estate Planning updates and reflection on your wishes. It is often the one time of year families gather, making it an ideal opportunity to review your Estate Plan. Life changes within your family like new marriages, births, or health issues can impact your designations and allocations. It is vital to update accordingly to
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What is the Security Deposit Notice? In New Jersey, landlords are required by law to put tenants’ Security Deposits into a bank account that earns interest. Within 30 days of getting the deposit, landlords must disclose the following to tenants in writing: The bank’s name and address The amount of the deposit The type of account
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What happens if a landlord accepts rent after starting the Eviction process? The answer to this question can have significant consequences for both parties involved. Let’s break it down in simple terms. The Basics of the Eviction In New Jersey, landlords can evict tenants for different reasons, such as not paying rent, breaking the Lease Terms,
Skeletons in the Closet: New Jersey’s New Requirement for Seller’s Property Disclosures With Halloween right around the corner, there’s no better time to discuss the hidden horrors that can surface in Real Estate transactions. New Jersey has recently introduced a spooky twist for property sellers: sellers are required to complete a property disclosure form, revealing
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The Nightmare Tenants: How to Handle Tenant Horrors as a Landlord As a landlord, renting out your property can be a smooth experience—until you encounter the dreaded nightmare tenant. From late rent payments to property damage, these tenant troubles can quickly turn a dream investment into a real horror show. In the spirit of Halloween,
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