The title records for your home are what ensure your legal right to ownership and access. When there are issues with your title, your investment in the property could be at risk. Many homeowners in New Jersey have voluntary liens on the title of their property. Their...
In some cases, children struggle with custody exchanges. They may be unhappy to go through the transition between homes, even if they’re happy at both parents' homes. It’s just that the exchange itself can feel a bit unsettling and they may complain about not being...
Credit cards can be useful when you need to make a big purchase and don’t quite have enough savings set aside. However, it’s vital that you only take on what you can definitely afford to pay back, otherwise credit cards can become a serious burden financially. There...
For many people, the idea that others could find out that they went bankruptcy is upsetting and unacceptable. They don’t want to be seen as someone who couldn’t manage their money or survive without support from the government. Realistically, you need to understand...
Real estate disputes with a neighbor often involve boundary lines. There can be confusion over where the exact line is or how each person is allowed to use it. For instance, maybe you're interested in buying a new home. But there's a tree on the neighbor's property...
Alcohol abuse issues cause, or least contribute to, the end of many marriages. Typically, the parent with the alcohol problem is given only limited – if any – access to their child in the divorce. The court’s priority has to be the safety and well-being of the child....
You’ve been in financial trouble for a while now, but despite your best efforts, you can’t seem to get it under control. After exploring your options, you’ve decided that bankruptcy is the best course of action to take. The financial impacts of bankruptcy are often...
Millions of Americans are currently struggling to manage their living expenses. It’s a common misconception that people have to be reckless with money before falling into financial hardship, but this is far from the truth. Medical bills, unemployment, family issues...
You had the typical college experience: going to parties every night, living off pizza and free food, joining clubs that went on oversea trips, binge-watching shows until you have to write up that last-minute essay -- and, of course, building up a ton of debt along...
You bought your home 10 years ago, right after getting married. Now you and your spouse have started talking about a divorce, and you're wondering what's going to happen to that house. It is a very expensive asset that you own, but it may also represent debt and...
