- 18August
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Hiring a Lawyer for a Simple, No Fault Divorce in New Jersey
Article by Daniel A. Levy, Esq. Updated August 18, 2018 It is not uncommon that a client contacts me and says that they and their spouse are in agreement that they should get divorced. They ask, how much to get a simple divorce? What is a no fault divorce? We were just married a few- Posted by admin Posted on 18 Aug 0 Comments Read More
- 09August
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What happens when you agree to split lottery winnings with co-workers?
UPDATED AUGUST 9, 2018 What happens when you agree to split lottery winnings with co-workers?? With the perennial hype surrounding the large lottery jackpots, we, as New Jersey civil attorneys, read an interesting case where six friends and co-workers had agreed to pool their money to buy lottery tickets, with the understanding that they would split- Posted by admin Posted on 09 Aug 0 Comments Read More
- 19July
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How New Jersey Car Insurance Companies Rip You Off (by "saving you money")
Related: Auto Negligence; Insurance is not just about price; Personal injury; No-Fault claims; New Jersey Auto Insurance Buyer’s Guide. UPDATED JULY 19, 2018 Car insurance policies and the laws that govern them are often very important in personal injury cases involving car accidents. Because of this, we have become very familiar with the auto insurance- Posted by admin Posted on 19 Jul 0 Comments Read More
- 11July
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How To: Adjust Your Mirrors to Avoid Blind Spots ( It’s Less obvious than it sounds.)
BY TONY QUIROGA Updated July 10, 2018 For the past few years, various carmakers have been offering blind-spot detection systems for their cars’ side mirrors. Often complex, these systems employ cameras or radar to scan the adjoining lanes for vehicles that may have disappeared from view. The Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) published a paper- Posted by admin Posted on 11 Jul 0 Comments Read More
- 06June
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Restraining Orders and abuses/shortfalls of the system
Updated June 06, 2018 Article by Daniel A. Levy, Esq. Related: What will happen if I am served with a restraining order; Domestic violence; Harassment/Threats/Stalking. Domestic violence is a very serious matter in New Jersey, as in most states in the U.S. If anyone feels that they are the victim of domestic violence they have- Posted by raffadmin Posted on 06 Jun 0 Comments Read More
- 22May
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How to save lots of money on a divorce in New Jersey
Article by Daniel A. Levy, Esq. Updated May 22, 2018 Once a couple has decided that it is time to file for divorce, they may have concerns about how much a divorce will cost them. Clients often ask me how expensive a divorce will be and what they can do to save money on- Posted by admin Posted on 22 May 0 Comments Read More
- 21May
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Texting and Driving
Many of our clients are involved in motor vehicle collisions caused by distracted drivers. Texting while driving, is many times, unfortunately, to blame. Here’s a video about a Belgian driving school trying to emphasize the dangers of texting while driving by requiring them to do just that (in a controlled setting).- Posted by admin Posted on 21 May 0 Comments Read More
- 18May
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How long does it take to get divorced in New Jersey?
Article by Daniel A. Levy, Esq. UPDATED MAY 17, 2018 Probably one of the most common questions that I am asked during an initial meeting with a potential divorce client is, “how long will it take until I am divorced?” In fact, I can say with near certainty that 100% of my new divorce clients- Posted by Daniel Levy Posted on 18 May 0 Comments Read More
- 09May
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What Happens if You Get Hurt at Work and Don’t Have Health Insurance?
UPDATED MAY 9, 2018 Under the law in New Jersey, if you injure yourself at work, your employer must provide medical treatment to cure the effects of that injury. So, if you hurt yourself while at work, report it to somebody in a supervisory position immediately and ask that person to provide you with the- Posted by raffadmin Posted on 09 May 0 Comments Read More
- 04May
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If police ask if they can search my car or house, do I have to let them?
It’s not uncommon for New Jersey police to ask someone if they can search a person’s car, house, bag, etc. and lots of people wonder whether they have to let the police conduct a search. The short and simple answer is that you never have to give an officer permission to conduct a search. And- Posted by Daniel Levy Posted on 04 May 0 Comments Read More