Real estate transactions in New Jersey involve more than just a handshake and verbal agreements. The "Statute of Frauds" rule applies here in real estate dealings. What does "Statute of frauds” mean? The "Statute of frauds" is a legal rule that demands specific...
In New Jersey, having an estate plan is a wise step to make sure that a person’s property is protected and goes where they want it to go after they have passed away. The document that most people choose to use for their estate planning needs is a will. When creating a...
For a New Jersey officer to charge a driver with driving while intoxicated (DWI), the driver must show telltale signs of inebriation (i.e., slurred speech, inability to keep balance, etc.). The driver’s blood alcohol content (BAC) levels must also exceed the .08%...
Tennessee's Refund Policy Disclosure Act, also known as the "Refund Policy Disclosure Act," is a consumer protection law that ensures fair practices in retail establishments. It provides guidelines for businesses to follow when dealing with refunds and exchanges of...
Wills are the most common tool in estate planning. There are different kinds of wills an individual can make – simple, living, verbal, digital and so on. But while there are different types of will a testator can draft, it is crucial to know that not all states...
Opening and running your own business in New Jersey is exciting and comes with many benefits, as there is often nothing better than working for yourself. You have many decisions to make when you open your business, and one of them is if you should purchase business...
In legal terms, “assault” and “battery” mean very different things. An assault charge refers to threats of bodily harm but doesn’t require actual contact. Meanwhile, a battery charge refers explicitly to intentional or unwanted physical contact, even if the intent...
One of the first steps to forming a business entity is choosing the proper structure. Every company has different plans, goals and priorities, and it is essential that these all align with the business structure. If you are a first-time business owner, getting lost in...
An estate plan can help give your loved ones some peace of mind after you pass on. It can help prevent conflicts over your assets and ensure that those you leave behind, such as your young children, have someone who will care for them in your stead. Many people seek...
In New Jersey, dog owners are generally liable for any injuries caused when their pets bite another person, given that the victim is in a public place or is not trespassing on private property. It usually does not matter whether the dog has any history of vicious...