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Posted By | October 22, 2020 | Articles

3 ways that lawyers help grow real estate brokerages

Are you just starting a new brokerage? Maybe you are taking charge of your business development plan. Either way, it is important to consider the role of your lawyer in your real estate practice. Agents tend to view legal help as a transactional, perfunctory service. A real estate attorney often has the capacity to do…

Posted By | October 8, 2020 | Articles

3 tips for telling your kids about divorce

You may have concerns about how divorce will affect your children, but the experience is very common for many families today. The American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry states that out of every marriage today, one out of two ends in divorce. Even still, divorce presents a major and disruptive change in the lives…

Posted By | October 3, 2020 | Articles

Which myths are holding you back from divorce mediation?

To settle in a divorce, you can do so through mediation, arbitration or through a trial. Despite being a civil route, mediation has a bad reputation, according to the Huffington Post.  Arbitration and mediation are not the same things  In arbitration, the arbitrator can make decisions for you. In mediation, the mediator does not have authority….

Posted By | September 19, 2020 | Articles

Can your ex-spouse get in trouble for hiding assets?

New Jersey couples like you already have enough on your plate when handling a divorce. Any time someone does something to complicate matters further, it costs you both time, money and peace of mind. Knowing this does not stop some people from making poor choices, though. Attempting to hide assets during the divorce process is…

Posted By | September 10, 2020 | Articles

Is a co-op right for you?

Many paths to homeownership exist. Purchasing a single-family home may work best for some people. For others, alternative options, such as co-op housing, seems more appealing. In this scenario, the homeowner becomes both a tenant and a shareholder of the company that owns the property.  The New York City Bar explains that co-op owners contribute…

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