In many cases, New Jersey's tenant-friendly laws allow a residential tenant to stay in a leased property after a lease expires as long as the tenant continues to pay rent and the landlord does not have good cause for eviction. The lease continues on a...
Commercial landlords can bring eviction proceedings against tenants for any number of reasons, including non-payment of rent, holding over past expiration of a lease term, and violation of the terms and conditions of how a business manages its operations in a commercial leased space. The...
A New Jersey landlord cannot evict a tenant for reasons other than failure to pay rent unless the landlord first gives the tenant a prior written notice of the reason for the potential eviction. After receiving this notice, the tenant typically has 30 days to...
COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on the people of New Jersey. In addition to looming illness, business closures caused many individuals to not lose their jobs, while school closures forced many parents to choose their child’s education over a steady paycheck. It was only a matter...