A Liquidated Damage Cause in a Breach of Contract Cases Isn’t Always Enforced
A recent case I read involved a dispute over a $852,100 deposit made by a buyer in connection with a commercial real estate sale …
A recent case I read involved a dispute over a $852,100 deposit made by a buyer in connection with a commercial real estate sale …
We have clients who want to gift to their ownership in New Jersey Real Estate. These clients want to complete their gift in 2022. …
Many Veterans (or the widows of war-time Veterans) who receive Aid & Attendance benefits also need Medicaid. A Veteran and his/her spouse can receive …
I notice that many employees (actually they are now former employees when they bring their lawsuit) allege a violation of the New Jersey Law …
Just divorced? Getting divorced? Been divorced and haven’t done anything about changing key documents? Obviously, I think it is important that you review your …
It’s great to inherit property but what if that gift brings with it a big string – a string of debt attached to it …
When things go bad between shareholders, fights erupt and litigation is most often filed by and against the corporation and the individual shareholders. Once …
After searching for a few months for an elder care attorney, we found Fred Niemann. He was outstanding from day one and helped us …
My overall experience with this law firm, particularly Fred Niemann and his staff was excellent. Their friendly and professional attitude was very welcome and …
The short answer is yes. In the absence of a will, if a deceased spouse owned less than $50,000 of assets to his or …
Many Medicaid applications involve issues surrounding bank deposits. As part of the Medicaid application process, the State demands documentation of withdrawals from an applicant’s …
In love with someone but don’t want to get married? There is an alternative to marriage in New Jersey. It’s called a Domestic Partnership. …
The statute of frauds requires certain types of real estate agreements to be in writing or the agreement will not be recognized by law. …
I read an interesting trust litigation case which was decided in the Federal District Court of New Jersey. The case involves the New Jersey …
Careful planning and consideration must go into divorce and custody agreements to protect a special needs child and maximize access to important services and …
Are you or have you already bought into the crypto craze? If you don’t own cryptocurrency yourself, odds are you’re related to someone who …
Clients often ask whether they should specify in their Power of Attorney that a second signature is required for transactions over $10,000.00 (for example). …
Sick of New Jersey’s high taxes and anti-business politics in the state legislature? Then join the growing list of ex-patriots leaving for Florida and …
This is the fourth and final article about beneficiary designation and NJ probate and estate planning. For non-retirement assets with beneficiaries correctly titled, your …
A contract with an incapacitated person is generally voidable by the incapacitated party. Voidable means it can be cancelled by a legal representative of …
No one wants their life savings seized by creditors, but can you leave an inheritance to a child or loved one who has spending …
You may be eligible for a monthly check from the VA in many cases of between $1,200 and $3,252 per month (or more for …
This is the third post of a four part series on estate planning and beneficiary designations. I continue with my discussion of a beneficiary …
A federal appeals court granted certain hospital patients the right to appeal “observation stay designations in a ruling. It means many hospital patients will …
Overview The Complex Business Litigation Program (“CBLP”) is focused on business, commercial and construction cases with significant dollar amounts in dispute or business or …
This month, Congress enacted a new law, expanding who is eligible to open an ABLE account. ABLE accounts are a kind of tax deferred …
This is the second post on the subject of beneficiary designations and their importance in New Jersey probate and estate planning. Who Can Be …