Kristen Johnson, Esq

With over two decades of legal experience, Kristen E. Johnson, Esq. has been serving the Jersey Shore community. As the owner and principal attorney of her NJ real estate law firm, Kristen specializes in residential and commercial real estate. A Monmouth County native, Kristen is deeply rooted in the community. She holds degrees from Drexel University ('00) and Villanova School of Law ('03). Her expertise spans various areas, including foreclosures, Condominium Law, Landlord-Tenant matters, and residential and commercial real estate. Kristen's commitment to the field extends to education, as she also operates the Ocean School of Real Estate as a licensed educator.

Understanding Contract Contingencies: A Guide for NJ Buyers and Sellers

For example, an inspection contingency allows the buyer to cancel the contract or negotiate repairs based on the results of a professional home inspection. A mortgage contingency protects the buyer if they are unable to secure financing for the purchase. Similarly, a sale contingency can be used by the buyer to ensure they can sell … Read more

3 Day Attorney Review: How Long Does The Process Take in New Jersey Real Estate Transactions?

In New Jersey, the attorney review process is not just a formality but a legal requirement designed to protect all parties involved. Given its significance, it’s crucial to have an experienced real estate attorney by your side throughout this journey. Understanding the Attorney Review Process The attorney review process is a critical stage in any … Read more

Do I Need a Lawyer for Eviction Court in New Jersey?

Understanding New Jersey Eviction Laws and Notices Evicting tenants in New Jersey is subject to specific legal procedures and timelines that landlords must adhere to. New Jersey law provides tenants with strong protections, and any deviation from the prescribed eviction process can result in significant delays and even legal liabilities for landlords. As such, it … Read more

Why Hire A NJ Real Estate Lawyer To Buy A House?

Additionally, a real estate lawyer can navigate contract contingencies, negotiate favorable terms, and address any zoning issues or land use concerns that may arise. They act as your advocate, representing your interests in interactions with real estate agents, mortgage companies, and other parties involved in the transaction. With their expertise and guidance, you can confidently … Read more