The New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act, codified at N.J.S.A. 56:8-1, et al, is meant to protect innocent consumers from fraud, deception, false promises, misrepresentations, or any other such unconscionable commercial practices which may be used in the sale or advertisement of merchandise or real estate. ...
As a landlord in New Jersey, you may think tenants have all the rights, and you have none. We have all heard the horror stories of tenants remaining in possession of a property for months, even years, without paying rent. And it is true that...
Under New Jersey law, within 30 days after the end of the lease, the landlord must return to the tenant the security deposit and interest, minus any rent owed or charges incurred for repairing damage done to the property. If the landlord deducts any amounts...
Should I File A Chapter 13 or Chapter 7 Under NJ Bankruptcy Law? The total credit card debt of American consumers is currently around $764 billion. That's a frightening statistic given the rising cost of living in most cities. Fortunately, Federal laws allow for an individual to...