| Britt Simon
Part 5: NJ Divorce Tax Traps That Cost Thousands
Avoid costly tax mistakes when dividing vacation homes and rental properties in NJ divorce.
Real Estate
8 articles from Simon Law Group
New Jersey real-estate transactions run through a defined process -- contract, the three-day attorney-review period, inspections, title, and closing -- with rules that differ for residential and commercial deals. These articles explain how purchases, sales, and common disputes are handled under New Jersey law. They offer general information about New Jersey real estate, not advice about a specific transaction or property.
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| Britt Simon
Part 4: Dividing Income-Producing Rental Properties in New Jersey Divorce
How NJ courts handle rental property division in divorce, including valuation, income attribution, expense disputes, and debt considerations.
| Britt Simon
Part 3: What Happens to Vacation Homes in Divorce?
Explore your options for vacation homes in NJ divorce: selling, buyouts, or shared ownership. Learn what factors courts consider.
| Britt Simon
Part 2: NJ Divorce: What Happens to Investment Properties?
Learn how New Jersey courts apply equitable distribution to investment properties in divorce, including commingling issues and valuation factors.
| Britt Simon
Part 1: Dividing Vacation Homes & Rentals in NJ Divorce
How NJ divorce courts divide vacation homes and rental properties under equitable distribution, and why each property type is treated differently.
| Erik Frins, Esq.
Understanding Your Rights When Contractors Cut Corners in New Jersey
NJ homeowner rights when contractors cut corners, including protections under the Home Improvement Contractors Act and Consumer Fraud Act.
| Britt Simon
Protect Your Property and Your Purse: Hire a Real Estate Attorney!
Why hiring a real estate attorney is essential when buying a home in New Jersey -- title searches, contract review, and closing protection.
| Britt Simon
Stop Foreclosure: Why Hiring a Foreclosure Lawyer is Your Best Bet!
Facing foreclosure in New Jersey? Learn how a foreclosure defense attorney can help you explore options including negotiation, bankruptcy.
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