Landlords must ensure their rental properties are safe for tenants and visitors. However, they aren’t responsible for all injuries on the property. In New Jersey, a landlord’s responsibility for injuries depends on factors like property conditions, the type of injury,...
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Can a passenger file a claim after a car accident in New Jersey?
Being a passenger in a car accident can leave you injured and confused about your legal options. If you’re in this situation, it’s important to know that, in New Jersey, you have the right to file a claim for compensation after an accident. In this blog, we’ll walk...
How does adultery affect alimony?
Divorce often brings up many questions about how different factors can impact financial support. One common question involves adultery and its effect on alimony in New Jersey. Understanding this connection can help you better manage your expectations during a divorce....
How to establish special needs guardianship in New Jersey
If you're caring for a loved one with special needs who’s turning 18, you may need to consider legal guardianship. In New Jersey, this process gives you the legal right to make decisions on their behalf when they can’t do so themselves. Here’s what you need to know to...
How do commercial properties differ in liability?
Commercial properties have unique risks and responsibilities compared to residential properties. When you visit a store, office, or restaurant, the property owner must keep the premises safe for you. This responsibility often involves more complex legal standards...
How do personal injury claims work?
If you’re dealing with an injury from an accident in New Jersey, you likely have many questions about how personal injury claims work. Understanding the process can help you make informed decisions and move forward with confidence. The process involves a few key steps...
How do you divide offshore accounts in a divorce?
Dividing assets in a high-asset divorce can get complicated, especially when one or both spouses have offshore accounts. These accounts are typically less visible and harder to access compared to domestic assets, but New Jersey law still considers them part of the...
What damages can you claim after an injury?
If you’ve been injured, you might be wondering what compensation you’re entitled to. In New Jersey, several types of damages may apply to your case. These cover both financial losses and the personal impact of the injury. Economic damages you can claim Economic...
Can you get alimony after a short marriage?
If you're going through a divorce in New Jersey, you might wonder if you're entitled to alimony, especially if your marriage was short. New Jersey courts do consider various factors when deciding alimony, but the length of your marriage plays a significant role. While...
What is the ‘attractive nuisance’ doctrine?
Certain artificial features on private property may seem inviting to children but pose substantial risks. The attractive nuisance doctrine addresses this issue by imposing liability on property owners under specific circumstances. In New Jersey, understanding this...