Public notice requirements, as known by those in the municipal and land use world, could be changing…
Public notice requirements in the municipal and land use world could be changing
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NJ SUPERIOR COURT TO HEAR ARGUMENTS ABOUT NEW AFFORDABLE HOUSING REGULATIONS
The NJ Superior Court decided today to give NJ Municipalities challenging the implementation of the new affordable housing regulations, their day in Court.
My aunt is incapacitated but there is no power of attorney. What’s next?
Answered by Ryan Byrnes at njmoneyhelp.com Q. My mom’s sister — my aunt — is currently in ICU and is [...]
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The “New” New Jersey Affordable Housing: An Overview
On March 20, 2024, Governor Murphy signed into law, Bill S50/A4 setting a course for future determination as to and enforcement of the longstanding Mount Laurel Doctrine, the State’s mandate for each municipality to provide its fair share of affordable housing.
What Happens After a Disaster that Leads to Taxpayer Relief
On September 7, 2021, the IRS issued Tax Tip 2021-131 providing important information on tax relief and how to get […]
NJ Liquor License Update
As New Jersey begins heading into Stage 2 of its reopening, beginning on June 15, 2020, restaurants and bars will […]
Executive Order No. 128 Allows Security Deposits to be Applied to Rent Payments During the Public Health Crisis
In light of the ongoing concerns involving the COVID-19 public health crises, Governor Philip D. Murphy signed Executive Order (“EO”) […]
Update on New Jersey Legislative Reaction to COVID-19
The Country is slowly reopening for business. The office of the Governor in NJ is taking action to attempt to […]
NJ DEP Adopts Temporary Rule Modification to Extend Certain Time Limits for Environmental Remediation Work
On Friday, April 24, 2020, there was an emergency adoption by NJDEP Commissioner Catherine R. McCabe concerning a waiver of […]
SBA PPP Loans-Round 2
On April 24, the “Paycheck Protection Program and Health Care Enhancement Act” was signed into law. Referred to as “CARES […]