Sep 4, 2015 | Construction, Corporate Law, Intellectual Property, Real Estate Law
Most of us have heard that term before, but really have no idea what it means. However, almost everyone has actually “done their due diligence,” as the saying goes. The simplest example of due diligence is not a legal term but one we are all familiar with – dating....
Jun 26, 2015 | Alternative Dispute Resolution, Bankruptcy Law, Real Estate Law
Following the real estate market crash, people all over the country lost their homes to foreclosure, along with many more to short sale. Last year, the number of foreclosures hit the lowest level since 2006. As of January 2015, foreclosures dropped another 2.7...
Apr 30, 2015 | Real Estate Law, Tax Law
Studies consistently show that 25 percent of U.S. property owners are paying more property tax than what is required by law. It doesn’t always result in lower taxes, but there are situations where appeals are accepted by your county for reassessment. What’s a Tax...
Nov 13, 2013 | Real Estate Law
Buying a home involves three parties usually: the buyer, the seller, and of course the bank. Even with just those three parties, things can get complex. Plus, New Jersey law for real estate can make the deal even more complex. Purchasing a home is arguably the...
Oct 23, 2013 | Real Estate Law, Tax Law
Each and every year you receive a small 3×5 index card in the mail from your municipality. It simply states what your tax assessment is for the year. In other words, it says your total assessment is $300,000 and your taxes will be in accordance with that...
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