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What to Know About Title Searches in NJ Real Estate Law
Title searches are an essential part of the home purchase and home buying process in New Jersey. They involve examining historical records to ensure that the property you’re purchasing has a clear title and is free from any legal issues or claims that could affect your ownership rights. In New Jersey residential real estate transactions,…
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The Importance of Due Diligence in NJ Real Estate Transactions
Property owners, investors, and real estate legal counsel like The Law Office of K. Johnson, Esq., LLC, who specialize in this field, understand the gravity of thorough due diligence. With experience in Monmouth and Ocean County, New Jersey, we have seen how meticulous attention to detail can prevent legal issues, financial losses, and future disputes.…
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Can Your Landlord Enter Your Home Without Permission In NJ?
This issue hinges on the concept of ‘reasonable notice.’ According to New Jersey law, in most cases, a landlord is required to provide a tenant reasonable notice before entering their apartment. This stipulation aims to balance the landlord’s need to maintain their property and the tenant’s right to privacy. However, the law also outlines certain…
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What Does A Foreclosure Lawyer Do?
When you’re unable to keep up with your mortgage payments, you will face the threat of foreclosure. Your mortgage company may seem like an insurmountable adversary, but a foreclosure lawyer can be your champion, working to stop foreclosure from happening. Understanding the Foreclosure Process Foreclosure isn’t a sudden event; it’s a step-by-step legal procedure. In…
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What to know about the Open Public Records Act OPRA
When we assist clients buying homes in Monmouth or Ocean County, New Jersey, we emphasize the importance of understanding the Open Public Records Act (OPRA). We aim to equip homebuyers with the necessary knowledge of OPRA. This law is a pivotal resource, enabling access to vital government records, such as open and closed permits, which…
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Understanding Contract Contingencies 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…
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How Long Does Attorney Review Take in New Jersey?
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…
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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…
