Real Estate

Purchase and Sales Agreements

When Is It Time to Litigate a Real Estate Dispute?

Real estate disputes can arise unexpectedly and potentially disrupt your property ownership or financial interests. While many disputes can be resolved through negotiation or alternative dispute resolution methods, there are instances when litigation becomes necessary. In this blog post, we will explore the circumstances in which it may be appropriate to pursue litigation for a […]

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Real Estate Transaction Law NJ

Operating Agreements

The Importance of Having an Operating Agreement: Real Estate Ventures   When it comes to real estate investments, having a solid legal foundation is crucial for protecting your interests and ensuring smooth operations. While many investors focus on securing contracts and agreements related to property purchases, one key document that is often overlooked is the

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Estate Planning Attorney

The Final Walkthrough

The final walkthrough is your last step before closing & officially becoming a homeowner. You have almost reached the finish line of your home-buying journey! We are here to guide you through this phase and ensure you close with confidence. The final walkthrough is your ultimate quality check to make sure everything is as it

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residential and commercial real estate

What to Expect on Closing Day

Closing day is an exciting milestone in the journey of buying or selling a property. We understand that this day can seem overwhelming for many individuals. To alleviate any concerns and help you prepare, we have put together this comprehensive guide on what to expect on closing day. Rest assured, with our expertise and guidance,

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Keep Out Sign

What to do when you have a squatter (A person not on a lease and Whose never paid rent)? Any exceptions for family?

A squatter is an individual who takes up residence in a building or on a piece of land without the legal permission of the property owner. In some cases, squatters may gain legal ownership of the property through the process of adverse possession, which is when a squatter meets certain requirements and presents their case

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Real Estate Contract Breach Attorney NJ

Real Estate Contract Breach

A real estate contract contains terms and conditions that are essential to the agreement. A breach of contract occurs when a party to the contract fails to perform any of the contract’s terms. Some common breaches are: failing to pay on time (ex. failing to close escrow in the time specified), failing to deliver the

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