COVID-19: Your safety is our priority. Amidst the COVID-19 outbreak, we are doing our part to keep our clients and team members safe and healthy. We are still open and accepting new cases everyday. However, during this time we will not be accepting drop offs and pickups from any of our Firm locations. The wheels of justice are still moving, but you can stay home while we fight for you.
Sometimes, landlords have the misconception that just because they own a property and rent it out to people, they can evict the tenants whenever they want for whichever reason they want. However, New Jersey created an act known as the Anti-Eviction Act to help protect tenants from being evicted for no real reason. Tenants renting nearly […]
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Getting divorced is a generally lengthy process and there are a number of steps that a couple going through a divorce needs to take in order to successfully dissolve the marriage. One of the parts of a divorce that must be dealt with is known as discovery. The discovery process investigates the financial situation of each […]
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When a person gets injured and makes the decision to bring a lawsuit to recover compensation against the negligent party, they will first have to determine who the negligent party actually is. For example, if you were injured on someone else’s property, the owner of the property is considered to be the negligent party. Property owners […]
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We counsel people. Not just at times of accidents, but we counsel people in connection with many aspects, including their insurance coverage. These questions come up regularly. When you have a motor vehicle accident, the one thing you have to keep in mind is that you’re going to be nervous. You’re going to be scared. […]
Read MoreWhen a child with special needs reaches high school age, it’s very important for the parents to make sure that accommodations that they need are going to be applied for their PSATs and SATs. It’s not an automatic right that whatever is in your 504 Plan or in your IEP is going to be applied […]
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Alimony in Delaware is a sharing of income by the party with the greater resources, giving it to the party with less resources. The party with less resources is known as the dependent spouse.It’s a pretty easy concept to grasp. Does the dependent spouse have expenses that exceed their income? Are the expenses reasonable? Is […]
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has made an important change in legislature regarding child support laws in the state. Starting on February 1, 2017, some parents will become exempt from their child support obligations. In order to be eligible for the termination of making child support payments, you must be the non-custodial parent of a child […]
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