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Buying a home is one of the biggest financial investments you’ll make. While the process is filled with excitement, it can also bring stress—especially when it comes to home inspections. Some buyers may be tempted to waive their inspections to save time or money, but skipping this crucial step can lead to costly surprises down […]
A dog bite can be a traumatic and life-altering event, leading to serious physical injuries, emotional distress, and costly medical bills. Whether the wounds are minor lacerations or severe puncture injuries, victims often face long-term consequences. If you or a loved one has been bitten by a dog, understanding your legal rights and taking the
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As the flowers bloom and the days grow longer, many of us embrace the annual tradition of spring cleaning—decluttering our homes, reorganizing spaces, and refreshing our surroundings. But have you considered applying that same mindset to your Estate Plan? Just as your home benefits from a seasonal reset, your estate plan requires regular maintenance to
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Understanding Special Needs Trusts A Special Needs Trust is a powerful legal tool designed to provide financial security and care for individuals with disabilities or special needs. This specialized trust ensures that assets are managed effectively while protecting the beneficiary’s eligibility for vital government assistance programs. At UBFK Law, we take pride in crafting customized
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Selling your home is a major milestone, and the final walkthrough is a vital step in ensuring a smooth and successful Closing process. Use this guide to learn how to prepare your property, address buyer expectations, and avoid last-minute surprises. 1. Clear Out the Entire House A completely empty house is essential for the final
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St. Patrick’s Day is a festive occasion filled with parades, celebrations, and plenty of green beer. While it is a time for fun and tradition, it is also one of the most dangerous days of the year for drunk driving. Increased alcohol consumption leads to a spike in DUI arrests and motor vehicle accidents. If
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Facing foreclosure can be a stressful experience for homeowners. It involves a complex legal process where the lender seeks to take ownership of a property because of the homeowner’s failure to keep up with mortgage payments. In these challenging times, the guidance of a Real Estate Attorney can be invaluable. What is Foreclosure? First, it’s
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As a property or business owner in New Jersey, navigating the world of Land Use and zoning laws can be quite intimidating. When planning to make certain changes to your property in New Jersey, you might come across the term “variance.” While it may sound complicated, this is a crucial concept that can influence the
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Facing foreclosure can be a stressful experience for homeowners. Foreclosure is when the bank wants to take your home because you haven’t kept up with your mortgage payments. During these tough times, the guidance of a Real Estate Attorney can be very helpful. But what exactly does a real estate attorney do in foreclosure proceedings,
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This Valentine’s Day, celebrate your love in a meaningful way by planning for a secure future together. Estate Planning provides the ultimate gift; peace of mind. Taking this step is a powerful expression of your commitment to protecting each other and ensuring your shared goals endure for years to come. Why Estate Planning Matters for
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