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(201) 288-2250Visit WebsiteMap & Directions777 Terrace AveHasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604

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Phone: (201) 288-2250

Address: 777 Terrace Ave, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604

Website: http://juzmeskilaw.com

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Divorce
Child Support
Dissolution of a marriage presents in and of itself complex issues that practitioners deal with on a daily basis. These issues may involve child support, custody, spousal support, and the... Read More
Guardianship
There are times in which clients seek the assistance and legal services to establish guardianship of an individual who is incapacitated. The Juzmeski Law Firm assists clients in establishing guardianship and providing clients with the necessary information to guide them through this process. Some clients seek a general guardianship of which the Surrogate Court must find that the person is incapacitated and without capacity to manage his own affairs. The appointment of a guardian allows the opportunity for the guardian to exercise all the rights and powers of the incapacitated person who is simply unable to act on their own. Some individuals need assistance for an appointment of a Guardian of the Person or Guardian of the Property or both. We are here to help you through this guardianship process addressing and meeting your needs and concerns.
Spousal Support

Restraining Order
Conley v. Guerrero, a bidding war commenced at the onset of the transaction. The Seller accepted the higher bid from the Buyers. One day prior to the expiration of the three-day attorney review period, Seller’s attorney communicated with the Buyers’ attorney disapproving of the Contract via email and facsimile. The Buyers’ attorney rejected the approval stating that the disapproval was improper under the terms of the Contract, attorney review expired, and the parties were legally bound by the terms of the Contract. Buyers then filed a complaint with the Superior Court for breach of contract demanding specific performance and temporary restraining order to prevent the Seller from selling to anyone other than the Buyers. The trial court denied the Buyers’ temporary restraining order and on motion for summary judgment dismissed the complaint. On appeal, the Appellate Court affirmed the trial court’ decision confirming that actual notice to the Buyers was sufficient and the notice of disapproval was satisfied. The Court granted the Buyers’ petition for certification and determined whether the disapproval notice language as written in the Contract must be strictly enforced.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
Business Transactions
Whether you are an investor or a small business owner, it’s important that you consult with a real estate and business transactional attorney to protect your interest and guide you through the process. Time, focus, knowledge, efficiency, and expertise is required to guide investors and small business owners through commercial purchases and sales, business acquisitions and mergers, franchising, business entity formation, and drafting of necessary documentation such as contract of sale, purchase agreements, acquisitions agreements, operating agreements, and lease agreements. Don’t be left in the dark. Consult with your attorney. Understand your transactions and have the property guidance and representation to assist in the conducting of your business and your business transactions.

Real Estate Litigation
Buyers argued that the trial court and Appellate Division improperly modified the three methods of notification of approval as set forth in Bar Ass n, supra, 93 N.J.at 476, 480 encroaching on the New Jersey Supreme Courts exclusive authority to rules governing the practice of Law. That realtors and attorney alike should be left to the same standard when enforcing the strict enforcement of the terms provided for in the attorney review provision. Sellers argued common practice in real estate law has changed over the last 30 years. That actual notice of the disapproval was provided to the Buyers within the three-day attorney review period by way of email and facsimile of which such communication in real estate transactions if common practice.
Real Estate Transactions
The closing is arguably the most labor intensive and time consuming process of buying or selling residential or commercial property. It’s the time when all of the negotiations have finished and the agreement is written on paper waiting to be signed. At Juzmeski Law Firm, we handle all of the technical aspects of the closing process. The official closing will usually be scheduled several weeks after an offer and acceptance has been made on the real estate transaction. The time between an offer and closing is known as the escrow period. On the day of closing, important documentation will be reviewed and signed by the parties involved, a final distribution of funds will occur, and the property will be transferred from the seller to the buyer.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
All initial consultations and further communication with your attorney through the life of your matter will be held of utmost importance and confidential so that we may discuss your matter and any issues of concern in an open and candid, professional environment. Contact your New Jersey Estate Planning Attorney today.
Wills
Clients can at times feel concerned over a future event that can be out of their own control. It is important that our clients be informed and aware of different planning techniques that can protect our client’s needs and meet their wishes. The Living Will is a tool that is often times considered by clients. A Living Will is essentially a document describing the medical care our client wants to receive should our client become terminally ill and unable to make decisions for him or herself. The difference between a Living Will and a Last Will & Testament is the simple fact that a Living Will is used while you are alive and a Last Will & Testament is used upon your death.
Trusts
Trusts can be an invaluable tool that clients may utilize for a variety of reasons such as protecting the interest of the client and their loved ones with the potential of reducing liabilities toward federal estate taxes and New Jersey death taxes. A Revocable Trust, also known a living trust, is legal document created during one’s lifetime that gives a person the availability of transferring assets to the Trustee of a trust whereby holding the authority and power to amend or revoke during their life. In comparison to a Revocable Trust, an Irrevocable Trust is a legal document in which your assets are no longer held in your name whereby disabling your ability to essential amend of revoke the trust. However, you hold control over how trust principal and trust income of your Irrevocable Trust are to be distributed and transferred in the future.
Power of Attorney
A Power of Attorney is as important and crucial as a Living Will and a Healthcare Directive. It reiterates our Clients common concerns over future events that are out of their control. With Living Will and Healthcare Directive tools utilized to assure our client that their healthcare needs and wishes will be met, it is important that our client’s next plan to have their financial needs met should an event occur prohibiting them from making important financial decisions. A Power of Attorney allows our client to name and authorize another person to make financial decisions on behalf of our client should our client be unable to make his or her own financial decisions. There are different variations of Powers of Attorney that you must be informed and aware of and we strongly urge that you discuss your planning needs with an Estate Planning Attorney.
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