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A significant concern for people over 65 while planning their estate is accounting for their long-term care needs. Long term care includes the services necessary to meet health or personal care needs over an extended period, including medical and non-medical care for people with a chronic illness or disability. Medicaid can provide its applicants with […]
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Accidents are an unfortunate yet inevitable reality of life. The fact is that even the most mundane and ordinary tasks can result in a hazardous accident at times. Something as simple as walking in a store or driving in your town can result in mishaps leading to personal injury or property damage. What To Do?
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The technological revolution has undoubtedly made our lives easier. Almost any product or service imaginable is at our fingertips, giving us instant gratification. But as the new reality of digital convenience continues to make our lives less burdensome, some online services sacrifice quality for the sake of expediency. Online legal services, for example, although practical,
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As winter is well underway, inclement weather such as snow, sleet, and ice means hazardous conditions are inevitable. Ordinary tasks such as retrieving the mail or walking your dog may result in physical injury from slipping on icy surfaces. However, you can prevent a dangerous fall by following a few simple tips. Beware of Black
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The recent stock market events were unprecedented after social media posts on stock trading forums like Reddit’s WallStreetBets created a buying frenzy among investors focusing specifically on stocks heavily shorted by hedge funds. Notable hedge funds such as Point72 Asset Management and Melvin Capital declined more than 20% on average after their short positions in
WALL STREET MOVES THE GOALPOSTS…AGAIN: Brokers Change Rules, Causing Loss of Millions Read More »
This moratorium has been updated, learn more about this update here. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues into the new year, many tenants are again unable to pay rent to their landlords. In response, the New Jersey state government extended the moratorium on residential evictions to prevent landlords from evicting their tenants. On December 21, 2020,
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In the face of widespread unemployment and financial insecurity, Federal and State governments took measures to prevent evictions. These measures effectively upended traditional residential eviction laws and processes, leaving landlords all over New Jersey and the Country to absorb the cost of missed rent payments without immediate recourse. On March 19, 2020, New Jersey governor
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Buying a home can be simultaneously exciting and nerve-wracking. Inspections are one part of the closing process that causes distress to buyers and sellers alike. The temptation to skip a home inspection may be enticing, especially when it creates another expense, but inspections may protect you in the home buying process. A home inspector will
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It happened… you’ve just been in an auto accident, now what? Knowing what to do after a car accident can have a direct impact on your health, injuries, damages and claims. The single most important step is to remain calm. This may seem simple, but a car crash can take its toll on you emotionally,
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You got hurt at work. Your injuries may be minor, severe, life-changing or even life-threatening. First and foremost please seek medical care and be sure to report the accident to your employer. At some point, questions may race through your mind – Was this my fault, my employer’s fault, did it result from working too
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