Take time and be focused, because "it can be messy."
Special considerations regarding divorce and a couple's business
Why you should have an attorney for a real estate transaction
(Part III of a series on buying a home)
Commentary on tax proposals spotlights spiked foreclosure potential
It seems that the news these days is dominated by a stream of high-profile and sometimes explosive stories.
How long does it take to get divorced in New Jersey?
Most people spend a long time considering divorce before they take the plunge. But once the decision is made to get divorced, they may be anxious to get it over with and start the next chapter.
Writer-referenced "good divorce" will differ in each case
Never boilerplate.
Is the down payment really holding you back from buying a home?
(Part II in a series on buying a home) There is a prevalent belief that you need a down payment of 20 percent to purchase a home. This is not the case, even for a conventional mortgage loan. Depending on how much house you are buying and whether you qualify for certain programs, you may only need 10 percent, 5 percent ... or no down payment at all.
A potential new twist? Alimony spotlight in U.S. Congress
It is unsurprising that, given family law's highly case-specific variables, divorce is often a complex endeavor for many affected parties.
Crowdsourcing is one solution to the down payment for homebuyers
Part I of a series on buying a home
Government takings: What exactly is eminent domain?
As we stress in a recent blog post at the New Jersey Law Office of Rajeh A. Saadeh, the real estate universe is vast.
