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For women and men who were contemplating divorce, Covid-19 has created new challenges. Stay-at-home orders are keeping couples at home and divorces are expected to rise after the pandemic. In an [...]

In the first part of this Blog article, I discussed Health Care Proxies and Living Wills.  In this Blog post, I will discuss the importance of having a Durable Power of Attorney and a Will and [...]

I am not an alarmist by nature, but as I sit at my dining room table working remotely, I am concerned that many Americans have not prepared their legal affairs in the event they become too sick [...]

In business, planning for the unexpected includes possessing insurance and entering into contracts that include “force majeure” provisions.  Unfortunately, business interruption insurance in New [...]

There are lots of misconceptions about estate planning, and any one of them can result in costly mistakes. Understanding who needs an estate plan and what it should cover is key to creating a [...]

Most people consider Prenuptial Agreements to be reserved for the wealthy.  Oftentimes, they are viewed as a “relationship killer,” where at least one spouse goes into the marriage assuming that [...]

So you’re looking to buy a home and you’ve come across a place you really like, but it’s a condo. Does this matter? And what should you know? A condominium, or condo, is a building (or complex of [...]

On Tuesday, June 24, 2018, the Attorney General of New Jersey, Gurbir Grewal, issued a memo requesting New Jersey Prosecutors to seek adjournments for “any matter involving a marijuana related [...]

New Jersey is what is referred to in law as a “blue pencil” state.” That is to say, New Jersey courts retain the ability to declare portions of a contract or agreement unenforceable, while [...]

Noncompete agreements, restrictive covenants, covenants-not-to-compete, and garden leave – these are just some of the ways to refer to post-employment contracts that contain a provision that [...]