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Saul Steinberg |
Jul 31, 2017 |
There is a lot to be said for doing the right thing. This definitely applies to adhering to traffic laws and taking responsibility for one's actions. When this does not happen, the result can be tragic, and there is the possibility of a personal injury or wrongful death claim being filed in a New...
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Saul Steinberg |
Jul 27, 2017 |
You may be one of thousands of people who came to New Jersey in search of better lives for themselves and their children. Often, immigrants flee war-torn nations, abject poverty and imminent violence. Others are entrepreneurs who wish to invest in the American economy and add their own business i...
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Saul Steinberg |
Jul 17, 2017 |
While the media may speak lightly of divorce, for almost anyone going through it, it is an emotional and potentially overwhelming affair. While in the midst of it, many in New Jersey may not be able to pinpoint the reasons why their marriages ended. However, new family law data shows that one's j...
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Saul Steinberg |
Jul 14, 2017 |
The state of New Jersey does not treat violent crimes lightly. Those accused of such crimes could face significant penalties if ultimately convicted. Robbery is one type of violent crime seen fairly frequently in the state. Are you accused of committing a robbery? If so, you likely have a lot of ...
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Saul Steinberg |
Jul 12, 2017 |
Fear is a part of everyday life for some in New Jersey. They are fearful that they or a family member will be deported and no longer able to live in the community in which they have raised their children and called home for a number of years. For many of these individuals, the fear of being charg...
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Saul Steinberg |
Jul 06, 2017 |
Every day, individuals across New Jersey buy and sell cars. Sometimes they buy from a dealer; sometimes they buy from an individual. Most of the time, these transactions require some form of financing; sometimes they are cash transactions. In all cases, however, the title is transferred to the ne...
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Saul Steinberg |
Jun 29, 2017 |
Teenagers in New Jersey and across the nation typically have more free time during summer months than they do when schools are in session. Many teens are licensed drivers, which means traffic may be heavier in the summer as well since young people often take to the road to go to the beach, sporti...
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Saul Steinberg |
Jun 22, 2017 |
Whenever possible, New Jersey doctors are in the business of making people well again. In order to do so, they typically examine the patient to determine the problem. Many times, additional tests are needed to provide an accurate diagnosis. Doctors should be able to recommend facilities that they...
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Saul Steinberg |
Jun 21, 2017 |
Life as an immigrant in New Jersey may be fraught with challenges, especially if the person involved in undocumented. Even getting pulled over by police is often enough to prompt a full-blown anxiety attack. You see, most undocumented immigrants drive without valid operators' licenses. If you ask...
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Saul Steinberg |
Jun 16, 2017 |
For teens, there is perhaps no better feeling than securing a driver's license. That's because this laminated document issued by the State of New Jersey not only grants them the ability to drive themselves to school, practice, work and other obligations, but also relative autonomy.
For parents of...
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Saul Steinberg |
Jun 07, 2017 |
When you arrived in New Jersey from your native homeland, you probably had several hopes and dreams regarding your future life in the United States. In addition to those happy thoughts, you likely also experienced some worry and anxiety, wondering whether obstacles would arise to impede your plan...
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Saul Steinberg |
Jun 06, 2017 |
Under the H-2A visa program, farmers and authorized employers/agents are permitted to bring foreign nationals or “guest workers” here to the U.S. to fill temporary agricultural positions.
The program, which has seen participation grow slowly but steadily in recent years, has long had its share of...
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Saul Steinberg |
Jun 01, 2017 |
Without question, the single most pressing issue for any divorcing couple with children is who will get custody. As with most legal issues relating to the dissolution of marriage, however, there is no definitive answer to this question given the differing circumstances of every family.
Furthermor...
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Saul Steinberg |
May 26, 2017 |
At this very moment, workers across New Jersey are counting down the hours until the end of the workday and the start of the Memorial Day weekend. Indeed, while many are planning to stay close to home and enjoy time with family and friends, many others have their vehicles packed for a long weeken...
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Saul Steinberg |
May 22, 2017 |
Living in New Jersey (or any state for that matter) as an immigrant is often a challenging experience. Although many say much progress has been made in recent years, and those who emigrate to the United States in search of better lives have much more opportunity to bring their dreams to fruition ...
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Saul Steinberg |
May 18, 2017 |
In less than two weeks, people across the state of New Jersey will be heading to points both near and far for Memorial Day weekend. While most will be hitting the roads and highways in their car, truck or sport utility vehicle, still others will be going by motorcycle, anxious for the feel of the...
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Saul Steinberg |
May 10, 2017 |
In a series of posts, our blog has been examining eviction here in New Jersey, providing some much-needed guidance to both landlords and tenants on a process that can often seem arcane to the uninitiated.
Specifically, we first examined the steps that must be taken by a landlord to effectuate a p...
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Saul Steinberg |
May 06, 2017 |
No crime is minor. Even if you suffer no immediate penalties, a conviction on your record may impede your future in ways you can't imagine. While you may be tempted to shrug off a speeding ticket or plead guilty to a misdemeanor just to get it over with, you may be making a mistake that will puni...
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Saul Steinberg |
May 03, 2017 |
A few months back, our blog began discussing how one of the foremost concerns for anyone heading into a divorce is alimony, namely whether they can anticipate receiving any form of support from their soon-to-be-former spouse.
We also discussed how there is really no definitive answer to this ques...
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Saul Steinberg |
Apr 28, 2017 |
There's no question that New Jersey and neighboring New York have some of the more stringent distracted driving laws in the nation, as all motorists are forbidden from texting or using a handheld electronic device while driving. Indeed, both states classify these as primary offenses, meaning law ...
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Saul Steinberg |
Apr 22, 2017 |
Immigration is a hot topic in the United States at the moment. Due to recent political changes and actions, if you are currently seeking citizenship or hoping to at some point in the future, you may be concerned about your options.
Any individual who is facing immigration problems or has concerns...
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Saul Steinberg |
Apr 20, 2017 |
While everyone knows they need to execute a last will and testament, they often put it off owing to concerns about money or the inability to find time in their busy schedules. Indeed, even those with plenty of money and time on their hands may nevertheless prove hesitant to address this topic owi...
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Saul Steinberg |
Apr 14, 2017 |
Without question, immigration has emerged as one of the most controversial and pressing issues since the Trump administration assumed control of the executive branch back in January. Indeed, from the proposed travel ban to the more recent efforts to reform the H-1B visa system, many questions rem...
Posted by
Saul Steinberg |
Apr 13, 2017 |
It can take a lot of work to obtain a green card. After putting in all the effort and going through the waiting process, some immigrants may not believe that the U.S. government can take away their permanent resident status, but it can.
Green cards are only valid for a set period of time. If you ...
Posted by
Saul Steinberg |
Apr 06, 2017 |
In a post last month, our blog began discussing how even though disputes between landlords and tenants are commonplace and frequently culminate in threats of eviction, both parties need to understand that this action cannot be taken without obeying the letter of the law — in this case the New Jer...