We Understand The Ins And Outs Of Real Estate Law
You may have started your estate planning by looking at the financial assets and the sentimental items that you know your children are going to want. However, you also need to deal with your real estate in your plan. This could be a family home, for instance, or a...
The homeowners association (HOA) in the community where you live helps preserve your property value and guarantees your quiet enjoyment of your home. The HOA establishes certain community standards and then enforces those rules by regulating access to shared spaces...
While real estate contracts are fairly straightforward, mistakes still happen. Even seasoned real estate agents make them from time to time. The best way to avoid errors with a real estate contract is to know the most common ones. Not filling in the entire contract...
Contingency clauses are often used in home sales. These contingencies have to be met in order for the seller and the buyer to be contractually obligated to work with one another. The potential buyer will put the contingencies in when they make the offer, and they only...
As the landlord, you cannot evict a tenant whenever you wish. You must follow the law, or else it may amount to an illegal eviction which could come with undesirable consequences. First, you must have good cause to evict the tenant. Some valid reasons include:...
When you apply for Medicaid, your application is subject to a review of your spending. This is known as the five-year look-back period. During that period, Medicaid checks for ways in which you might have spent money that could have been used to help with your current...
After months of more demand than supply and frequent bidding wars, the real estate market in New Jersey has started to shift. With the increase in interest rates has come a drop in buyers wanting to get to the closing table. Some sellers now find themselves in the...
A will is one of the most important legal documents you can ever create during your lifetime. If you die without one (intestate), the New Jersey laws will determine how your hard-earned assets are distributed. A properly written will, on the other hand, can give you...
When you create a will, you do so to eliminate potential confusions and conflicts that may arise regarding the fate of your assets. However, if you have concerns about someone disputing your will, it helps to figure out how you can protect it. One of the steps you can...
Planning your estate gives you control over what happens to your property and also allows you to provide support for your loved ones when you can no longer physically be with them. What happens to your home will matter to the people who live with you and to those who...
