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0 Answers | Asked in Consumer Law, Contracts, Identity Theft and Internet Law for New Jersey on
Q: We are a wedding band.

We are a wedding band. Six years ago, The online pay site "Square Inc" was scammed by an identity thief who sent us a $2k payment through Square using a stolen credit card. At the time, we thought it was legit, as Square approved it and let it go through to our bank. 45 days later,... View More

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Q: New jersey , Does anyone have any experience in motion for summmary judgement , I am the defedant

New jersey , Does anyone have any experience in motion for summmary judgement , I am the defedant my oral argument is soon what do i say during this what questions will be asked? I'm New Jersey its a special civil case against junk debt collector velocity investements llc my argument is all... View More

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answered on Dec 8, 2023

In a motion for summary judgment in New Jersey, as the defendant, you should focus on demonstrating why the case should not be decided without a full trial. This typically involves showing that there are genuine disputes over key facts that require a trial to resolve. Against a junk debt collector... View More

2 Answers | Asked in Bankruptcy and Contracts for New Jersey on
Q: New jersey , Does anyone have any experience in motion for summmary judgement , I am the defedant

New jersey , Does anyone have any experience in motion for summmary judgement , I am the defedant my oral argument is soon what do i say during this what questions will be asked? I'm New Jersey its a special civil case against junk debt collector velocity investements llc my argument is all oral

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answered on Dec 8, 2023

In a motion for summary judgment in New Jersey, as the defendant, you should focus on demonstrating why the case should not be decided without a full trial. This typically involves showing that there are genuine disputes over key facts that require a trial to resolve. Against a junk debt collector... View More

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0 Answers | Asked in Contracts, Election Law and Real Estate Law for New Jersey on
Q: Can a real estate agent sign a contract with someone else and refuse to return my money unless I signed an agreement?

I received a small sum and chose to put it into a hard asset. My daughter was in a dangerous rental so I agreed to put the money into a house and put $5k down. I was distracted handling a death in the family but insisted on an inspection. When I looked through the pictures of the house the washer... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Contracts and Real Estate Law for New Jersey on
Q: Is it possible to break the contract if my realtor never verbally or carefully explained dual agent ramifications to me?

I was the seller. My realtor acted as a dual agent without actually verbally telling me his intentions. He never verbally or in email carefully explain dual agency. I signed the disclosure form without really knowing the ramifications of it because he never took the time to explain it.

1 Answer | Asked in Contracts, Family Law and Civil Rights for New Jersey on
Q: Can a poa put in spy cameras to Alzheimer's mother home when I and minor live there with out consent of mine

Poa refuses to give a caregiver agreement and pay I live in New Jersey

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answered on Oct 10, 2023

In New Jersey, it's illegal to record someone without their consent in places where they have a reasonable expectation of privacy, like a home. This law is primarily focused on audio recordings, but video can also be invasive, especially if it captures private or intimate situations. If you... View More

2 Answers | Asked in Contracts for New Jersey on
Q: I purchased a home in 2013 nj. I am now trying to sell the house but found that the prior owner failed to get permits

Cont: for converting a garage into a 5th bedroom and also did so with knowing he only had a 4 bedroom septic tank. Is there any recourse I could employ against my inspection company at the time for failing to provide this information to me?

Morris Leo Greb
Morris Leo Greb
answered on Sep 19, 2023

The statute of limitations will most likely prevent a successful lawsuit.

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1 Answer | Asked in Consumer Law and Contracts for New Jersey on
Q: What can I do about this?

Hello I talked to a solar company over a year ago and never went through with a project. I just had the guy come out for the estimate. Project was canceled with no work done that was over 8 months ago. A couple weeks ago I get a letter in the mail to make first payment on a $38,000 loan they took... View More

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answered on Aug 24, 2023

Your situation can be resolved by an experienced civil litigation attorney. I have successfully handled a large number of these cases. This is a clear violation of the New Jersey Home Improvement Contractor Act, the New Jersey Statute of Frauds, and the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act (which will... View More

2 Answers | Asked in Contracts for New Jersey on
Q: i signed a contract but wasnt able to attend any of the classes i signed up for, can i get a refund?

i signed up june29, asked to delay start date. when new start date was approaching, i still could not attend. I asked the service for a refund and she refused. Am i able to get a refund even though i signed this contract?

Morris Leo Greb
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answered on Aug 15, 2023

Your right to a refund should be outlined in the contract and/or supplemental documents supplied prior to signing the contract. Once the contract is signed new terms cannot be included unless the orginal documents permit this.

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1 Answer | Asked in Contracts, Business Formation and Business Law for New Jersey on
Q: As a sole director of a Delaware C Corp, how do I appoint other directors?

I need to establish an employer-employee relationship by appointing two other directors. What is the procedure that makes the appointments legal and substantive?

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answered on Aug 11, 2023

That is determined by the corporate formation documents and the operating agreement, which no one here can know. So you need to retain an experienced corporate attorney. With modern technology, you can be represented by any high-quality attorney in New Jersey irrespective of geography.

1 Answer | Asked in Contracts, Collections and Health Care Law for New Jersey on
Q: am a marketer for med labs. Did not get paid for covid related testing. Need a lawyer to recover $ will share around 70k

I worked for few labs during covid testing. They are not paying me for my services. Amount is around 70k. I need a lawyer to work with me to recover those funds.

In past i have seen that labs hate to deal with lawyers n settle or pay asap. Plus i know few things about those labs work... View More

Tim Akpinar
Tim Akpinar
answered on Aug 8, 2023

It is difficult for attorneys here to respond with an offer of their services. This isn't set up like an attorney referral service - the format basically brief Q & A. One option, in addition to your own searches is the tab above, "Find a Lawyer," or the attorney referral services... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Contracts and Business Law for New Jersey on
Q: 53 FT Dry Van Trailer Leasing Company Threatning Me

I have 53 ft semi dry van trailer i already paid more than $42k including down payment on this trailer because of business down fall i can't keep up with payments any more because of too high payment which is $1650 per month as per signed lease now leasing company is sending me threatning text... View More

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answered on Jul 17, 2023

Clearly, this leasing company is in violation of the Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and is engaging in harassment tactics. Personally, I would file a lawsuit against them and seek damages plus attempt to get a restraining order against them. Then I would have the leverage to negotiate a... View More

2 Answers | Asked in Bankruptcy and Contracts for New Jersey on
Q: If I'm month to month in an apartment complex. Can the landlord still charge me for attorney fees?

We are in a process of eviction right now. We have been to court 2 times already. We owe less than 5 thousand dollars and are willing to pay it because we have kids and can't afford any where else at the moment. We haven't sign the lease because of the money we owe. So my question is, can... View More

Timothy Denison
Timothy Denison
answered on Jul 13, 2023

Attorney fees for what? Your narrative is missing some important facts.

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1 Answer | Asked in Contracts and Landlord - Tenant for New Jersey on
Q: Who should I contact if my landlord forged my signature on a lease I had no knowledge of to receive funds from ERAP?

My landlord also filled out the application as if he were me. He was getting ready to receive over $15000 in my name, for a house that I was not going to reside in.

Morris Leo Greb
Morris Leo Greb
answered on Jul 7, 2023

Contact the District of NJ US Attorney's office. There are three vicinages in NJ, Newark, Trenton, and Camden. Call the closest one.

1 Answer | Asked in Contracts and Consumer Law for New Jersey on
Q: Hello, Can a signed contract be changed or modified in any way?

My Enterprise rental was returned July 3rd. After signing the contract, I noticed the rate was higher than in previous months ($30.40) instead of $22.50 (boyfriend is an employee). This amounts to being charged $110.60 more. What options if any, are available to recoup that money?

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William N. Sosis
William N. Sosis
answered on Jul 6, 2023

Yes, contracts may be invalidated or changed for a variety of reasons. For example, contracts may be subject to fraud, mistake, illegality, duress, undue influence, novation, etc. But rather than pursue a legal remedy, why not write a letter explaining what happened and see if you can resolve the... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Contracts for New Jersey on
Q: What are the steps an attorney must follow to correct an untruthful response to the judge?
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answered on Jun 11, 2023

Without a more complete set of facts a meaningful response is not possible. Try either rewriting the question or setting up a virtual or in person consultation with an attorney who practices the field of law that you are dealing with. Good luck.

1 Answer | Asked in Car Accidents, Insurance Bad Faith and Contracts for New Jersey on
Q: My car was hit by a stolen vehicle. Even though she left key in car, her insurance denied claim.

I own a rental car company. I rented a vehicle to a customer, she had no insurance and took my collision damage waiver, the vehicle was hit by a BMW loaner vehicle that was stolen from customer after she left the key in the car at her house. Her insurance company is covering 50% of the damage to... View More

Morris Leo Greb
Morris Leo Greb
answered on Jun 1, 2023

It will depend on the language of the release you signed when receiving partial payment. If not prevented by the terms of the release, you may sue the customer.

1 Answer | Asked in Consumer Law and Contracts for New Jersey on
Q: Am I required to pay off remainder of balance if I put a holding deposit on a used car and signed bill of sale?

I found a car I thought I liked at a used car lot, so I put a deposit on it with the intention of coming back the next day. When I got there I noticed some pretty bad frame rust that wasn’t mentioned in the listing online. I no longer want the car, however when I put the deposit down the dealer... View More

Morris Leo Greb
Morris Leo Greb
answered on May 28, 2023

Demand a refund of your deposit. If not returned, contact the State of NJ Consumer Fraud Division.

1 Answer | Asked in Business Law, Civil Litigation, Contracts and Employment Law for New Jersey on
Q: Is it possible to sue former employer for lost wages after he refuses to complete paperwork to get my plumbing license?

He paid for my school and agreed verbally to sponsor me to get my plumbing license. Seven years later he’s refusing to fill out the apprenticeship certification for me. Is it possible to sue for lost wages for what I would have been making as a licensed master plumber?

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answered on May 25, 2023

There is an insufficient factual basis to answer your question. Without knowing the reasons why he will not fill out the apprenticeship certification it is impossible to answer your question. You are probably going to require a consultation with an experienced attorney to determine what options you... View More

2 Answers | Asked in Contracts and Construction Law for New Jersey on
Q: Pool company sub-contracted excavation work - who damaged pavers, contract states pool company is not responsible?

Excavators, electricians, masons all have damaged our property- the pool company continues to reference the contract which states they are not responsible for any third party work, can this be possible for them not to take any responsibility?

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answered on May 18, 2023

It is extreme rare for any type of home improvement contract to comply with the NJ Home Improvement Contractor Act and frequently the Statute of Frauds and the Consumer Fraud Act (which provides for triple damages plus attorney fees. A Judge will decide who is responsible. No matter what the... View More

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