New Jersey Litigation Legal Questions

We have significant experience with homeowner associations given our location in Ocean County. Ocean  County may have the largest number of  Homeowner associations.  We would need to review the association bylaws.  We would need to make sure that your written demands were in compliance with the bylaws. We would need to make sure that your demands were reasonable.  We would negotiate on your behalf to have the reasonable demands implemented. It would not be possible to obtain damages for mental distress unless the actions were gross negligence and intentional. Please call to discuss. ... Read Answer

To properly answer your question, we would need to review the divorce settlement documents. These documents would set forth with specificity the agreement regarding the business and the marital home.please provide these documents and we can give you a written opinion regarding the merits of your position. The cost for the review of the documents, and for the case law supporting the respective positions and for the written opinion Will not be expensive. Please call to discuss.... Read Answer

We work closely with candidates applting to both law-enforcement and military. We have had success having these candidates obtain employment with law-enforcement and enroll in the military.The key is preparation. We prepare the candidate. We provide full disclosure as to what occurred in the incident. For example, with your matter we would set forth in writing what happened when you were a juvenile. Both military and law-enforcement have access to juvenile records. In anticipation of the application and in anticipation of them reviewing your juvenile record, we provided your record and we provide the explanation.please let us know if you would like us to help you gain employment in law-enforcement in the future. This is the proper course of action to take. If you were to she, you would put yourself in a position where law-enforcement  would not consider you for appointment. Please call to discuss. The cost for the preparatory work is not significant. The cost is approximately $1500.... Read Answer

We have a department at our law firm that only does automobile accidents. I would need to know more about the details of this case to properly answer your question please send a timeline of what occurred. Please also email the documentation from the insurance company with regard to the litigation. I can then have the insurance department review what occurred. Ed Dimon... Read Answer

The key to success is careful and detailed written documentation. You must make a clear and concise and detailed record of all that is happening to you. And have your doctor put in writing his medical opinion as to what should happen. You must have your attorney put it in writing his opinion. You must have your counselor put in writing what their opinion is as well.  If you have this written documentation, you will be successful. Please email this documentation to us. Edimon@cldds.com... Read Answer

we have done three similar cases in ocean and monmouth counties. we were able to obtain monies from the neighbor who cut the trees. however, we had to threaten litigation and then file the Complaint. only then did we settle. the initial cost can be significant. please call. ed dimon, esq. 732-797-1600... Read Answer

the keys to success are 1. written proof of what happened and witnessess who will testify; 2. getting past the Statute of Limitations which is six years. Litigation is expensive. we would review the documents and proofs. we would provide you with a written legal opinion of the legal research and your ability to succeed and the cost to proceed. the fee for same would be $1500. please call if we can help. ed dimon, esq. 732-797-1600... Read Answer

the condo association regulations are enforced by the courts unless there is discrimination based on color, religion, handicap, etc. the condo association is a 'private' entity. this is not a 'state' entity. as such, 'state' laws, other than discrimination, do not apply. you would be successful if you can prove handicap discrimination. please let me know if we can help. ed dimon, esq. 732-797-1600... Read Answer