There are many circumstances in which landlords become involved in the bankruptcy process. This blog will not deal with landlords filing a bankruptcy petition as debtor. We will discuss what happens when a tenant files bankruptcy and what to do. A tenant facing eviction may file a bankruptcy petition. Most common is that the eviction […]
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This month, the New Jersey Supreme Court decided that an emotionally disabled condo owner could have an emotional support dog although pets that size were expressly prohibited by the master deed of the condo development. And compounded the damage by extending this holding to landlords being obligated to permit tenants to have an emotional support
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New Jersey landlords know that the path to removing a residential tenant is often treacherous. This is due in large part to our Anti Eviction Act, which requires a landlord to establish a ground for eviction in order to prevail in court. Any tenant on a month to month lease can simply terminate the tenancy
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