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Creating a will is one of the best things you can do for your family and loved ones. A will is an important part of your overall estate plan. The purpose of a will is to provide your family with a written, legal document that clearly specifies how you would like your...
Good communication is essential in any relationship in New Jersey. This is especially true for co-parents, who need to be able to communicate effectively in order to raise their children together. If you are a co-parent, it is important to learn how to communicate...
It is rare that both people in a relationship make the exact same amount of money, even if both are employed. In fact, in many marriages, one spouse makes significantly more money than the other. Sometimes, one spouse will give up their job to care for the children...
For renters, having a dispute with your landlord is scary. You may worry that the dispute risks your home. However, for landlords, you may worry that a tenant dispute could result in the nonpayment of rent and destruction of property. The attorneys at The Romond Law...
Anyone who has bought or sold a house in New Jersey knows that real estate contracts are incredibly complex. One of the most important contracts you will encounter as part of your real estate transaction is a purchase agreement. What is a purchase agreement? A...
People generally do not enter a marriage with a plan to get divorced. However, many once happily married couples find themselves having to go their separate ways after years together. If you are engaged or recently married, you should consider getting a prenuptial...
Your will is one of the most important estate planning documents because it explains how you want your estate distributed after you die. However, there are a few other things you should keep in mind when planning your estate, one of them being your beneficiary...
If you die without a will, there is a chance that assets such as your New Jersey home or business will be allocated in accordance with state intestacy laws. Of course, if you die without a will because you have a trust, your estate plan will be carried out by the...
Not every relationship results in “happily ever after.” Many relationships simply do not work out. For some couples in New Jersey who had a child together but are no longer in a relationship with one another and have major disagreements with one another, the idea of...
Renters don't always have it easy, but they do have protections. New Jersey landlords must abide by many regulations under state and federal law designed to keep tenants safe and free from exploitation. These rules and regulations take on added importance when the...
