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For tax purposes, it is important for those who engage in frequent gambling to be able to distinguish between a professional gambler and a casual gambler. WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE IN TAX TREATMENT BETWEEN A PROFESSIONAL GAMBLER AND A CASUAL GAMBLER? Professional...

If you are a homeowner suffering damages related to poor construction or other construction or building violations, you may have a valid consumer fraud claim against your construction company. Our experienced consumer fraud construction lawyers in New...

Many companies do business in both New York and New Jersey, but crossing state lines for business purposes can also blur the distinction regarding which state's tax laws apply. In some instances, both states may try to collect taxes on one business activity,...

If you have obtained a judgment against another party which is refusing to pay the monies you are owed, you have a few options. Your experienced New Jersey civil litigation attorney can advise as to which method of collecting the judgment might be most...

When selecting a New Jersey attorney for your complex civil litigation case, it is essential that he or she be well-versed in all of the Federal Rules of Evidence. One such rule provides the procedure by which attorneys must offer summary exhibits in Federal...

If you plan to initiate bankruptcy proceedings in New Jersey, it is important to understand which of your assets are exempted, or “safe,” from sale to pay your creditors under Chapter 7 bankruptcy proceedings, or how much money each creditor will receive...

If you are entering into bankruptcy in New Jersey, it is important to select the right type of bankruptcy proceedings based on your goals and needs. While Chapter 7 may seem attractive to many clients because it releases you from the crushing burden of most...

If you are dealing with the repercussions of unfiled tax returns or late income tax payments, you will need the assistance of an experienced New Jersey tax attorney. No matter how delinquent your tax returns or payments may be, we can help. While it can seem daunting...

New Jersey alimony laws have been called archaic in the past, but received several updates when Governor Chris Christie signed an alimony reform bill into law in 2014. If you have an alimony order in place or are going through divorce proceedings in which...