Since the entity known as a Limited Liability Company, or “LLC” came along in New Jersey in 1993, it has quickly become one of the most common business forms. LLCs are popular largely because of their flexibility, limited liability, and tax advantages. For example, as long as they meet the…
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Hurricane Sandy Insurance Claims
Hurricane Sandy has inflicted unprecedented damage on New Jersey. Homes have been destroyed. Businesses, homes and schools have lost power. Tens of thousands of people in New Jersey are homeless. Homes and buildings were destroyed by fire, trees, waves and other casualties. Many homes, especially in the evacuated Shore communities,…
New Jersey’s Teacher Effectiveness and Accountability for the Children of New Jersey (TEACHNJ) Act Adopts New Procedures for Fighting New Jersey Tenure Charges
The Teacher Effectiveness and Accountability for the Children of New Jersey (TEACNJ) Act was recently enacted by the New Jersey Legislature and signed by New Jersey Governor Chris Christie. The TEACHNJ Act creates drastic changes to the process for fighting tenure charges by New Jersey teachers and other public school…
Minimizing New Jersey Estate Taxes by Utilizing a Disclaimer Trust Provision in a Will
New Jersey imposes an estate tax on assets passing to any beneficiary other than a surviving spouse. The New Jersey exemption amount is $675,000, meaning that a decedent whose estate exceeds $675,000, and whose assets are to be inherited by any individual other than a surviving spouse, is subject to…
Fighting Traffic Tickets in New Jersey
New Jersey’s traffic laws protect people and provide safety to motorists and pedestrians. Alleged violations of traffic laws are when people most often come into contact with the court system. McLaughlin & Nardi’s New Jersey attorneys regularly represent people fighting traffic tickets in New Jersey’s municipal courts. Once you are…
Help for New Jersey Residential Foreclosures: Do Not Lose Your Home – Help is Here!
Families across New Jersey are facing difficulties paying their home mortgages and facing foreclosure. There are many steps that can be taken to avoid foreclosure and keep the home. The important thing is to do something. Homeowners facing foreclosure should seek counsel from an experienced New Jersey real estate attorney…
Accessing Online Accounts After the Account Holder’s Death
NJ Assembly Bill A-2943 will ease access to Online Accounts after a persons death. The New Jersey State Assembly has approved legislation allowing an executor or administrator of an estate to assume control of a person’s online accounts in the event of her death. If the bill is approved by…
Transfer of a New Jersey Lottery License
There are steps which must be followed in a timely manner to obtain a New Jersey Lottery License and have a smooth transition during the purchase of a business. At least 45 days before closing, the seller of the New Jersey business must send a letter to the New Jersey…
New Jersey’s Teacher Effectiveness and Accountability for the Children of New Jersey (TEACHNJ) Act Makes Significant Changes to Acquisition of Tenure
On August 6, 2012, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie signed the Teacher Effectiveness and Accountability for the Children of New Jersey (TEACHNJ) Act, which had been passed by both houses of the New Jersey Legislature. The TEACHNJ Act significantly changes how New Jersey teachers and other New Jersey public school…
New Jersey Teacher Effectiveness and Accountability for the Children of New Jersey (TEACNJ) Act Requires Evaluations of “Effective” or “Highly Effective” For Acquisition of Tenure.
New Jersey recently enacted the Teacher Effectiveness and Accountability for the Children of New Jersey (TEACHNJ) Act. The TEACHNJ Act significantly changes the rules for the acquisition of tenure by New Jersey teachers and other New Jersey public school “teaching staff members.” The TEACHNJ Act changes the time period of…