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Reasonable and Necessary

New Jersey law provides protections for you as an employee. The workers compensation system in New Jersey allows that, if you’re injured at work or while working, you are owed reasonable and necessary medical treatment. In other words, if you’re injured on the job, the law protects you from having to pay your medical expenses … Continue reading Reasonable and Necessary →

New Jersey’s Fair Foreclosure Act and Faster Short Sales

New Jersey legislation is ready to shake up New Jersey short sales. A short sale occurs when homeowners owe more on their homes than they’re currently worth and become so frustrated that they choose to sell and walk away. A short sale can present a great purchase opportunity, but it can also quickly become complicated. … Continue reading New Jersey’s Fair Foreclosure Act and Faster Short Sales →

Four Reasons a Landlord Needs a Quality Lease Agreement

If you are a landlord, you need a quality lease agreement with your tenants. While you may think the process of developing a lease is too time-consuming or not necessary because your tenant is a family friend, you should not fall into that trap. Developing a quality lease is not that difficult. You just need … Continue reading Four Reasons a Landlord Needs a Quality Lease Agreement →

How to File a Successful Workers Comp Claim

If you have a New Jersey Workers Comp claim, you know how stressful that can be. Your claim, however, matters, so it’s important to understand how you can help ensure that your claim will successfully cover the injury and damages you’ve incurred. Toward this end, there are some important factors for you to consider. The … Continue reading How to File a Successful Workers Comp Claim →

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: Creditors Calling You at Work

There are many reasons why people can get behind with their creditors. People struggle with paying their bills because of things like mismanagement of funds and overextending themselves. However, others can get behind on their payments because of life events like divorce, a death of a loved one, medical bills, and an employer’s business going … Continue reading Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: Creditors Calling You at Work →