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 debts, parting with your assets in orde...
In New Jersey, residents who have incomes that are higher than the state median, but who still wish to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and have primarily consumer debts, must pass the Means Test. If a debtor is able to pass this test, he or she will be eligible for a Chapter 7 filing and, as a resu...
Businesses can have a variety of valuable assets, including securities, real estate, costly equipment, and expensive office space. However, some of a company's most valuable equity is in intangible assets, such as customer goodwill, client lists, and name recognition. Although these assets are of...
While electronic filings and online services have made some aspects of filing for bankruptcy simpler, the process is still complex and usually time-consuming. Unfortunately, many people are under the mistaken impression that they do not need a lawyer to file for bankruptcy. In reality, lacking pr...
In most cases, landlord-tenant disputes are handled in the Landlord/Tenant Section of the New Jersey Superior Court's Special Civil Part. However, cases that involve particularly difficult issues may need to be litigated in the Law Division of the Superior Court. LANDLORD/TENANT COURT Landlord/Te...
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