Another Reason Why You Should Contact Your Tax Attorney If you thought it took too long to reach the IRS, be prepared to wait even longer. During 2013, the IRS only answered 61% of the calls its received from taxpayers, a steep drop from the 90% responsive rate in 2004. To add, the taxpayer advocate, […]
The construction of a 62,042-square-foot ShopRite cleared another hurdle earlier this month, as a Superior Court judge ruled in favor of Inserra Supermarkets and the Wyckoff Planning Board, upholding their arguments that a conflict of interest involving traffic expert Gary Dean did not exist. Jim Jaworski, partner here at Wells, Jaworski & Liebman, LLP as counsel for Inserra […]
Firm Announcement: We would like to welcome the newest addition to the firm, Daniel J. Granatell, Esq., aboard. Daniel joined WJL in December of 2013 and is an associate who is active in all facets including Corporate, Land Use, Real Estate, Tax, Trusts & Estates, and Litigation Departments. He graduated from Loyola University MD in […]
I just want to give a big THANK YOU and shout out to Zinburger of Paramus, NJ. They recently had their Grand Opening and raised $6,914.68 for the Paramus Education Foundation. Today they presented Paramus Superintendent of Schools, Kenneth Rota with the check and then treated us to lunch. On behalf of the Paramus Education […]
Who says land use law is boring??? The NY Times reports on Jan 8 that Kate Hepburn’s former home in Fenwick Conn. is the subject of heated land use litigation. Seems the current owner had the temerity to erect 2, twelve inch square granite posts at his driveway entrance w/ the address number engraved. These ‘egregious’ […]
Dunes protected several communities from catastrophic damage during Hurricane Sandy, while Long Beach, N.Y., which built no dunes, suffered $200 million in losses. http://tinyurl.com/c24jg8w.
Jim Jaworski, Esq., (Administrative Partner who actively practices in the firm’s Land Use Department) is pleased to announce that after more than 2 years and 30 something Planning Board hearings, 3 Design Review Commission meetings and 4 or 5 Shade Tree Commission meetings, the Site Plan for Wyckoff Shop Rite was unanimously approved on November 26 […]
Tom Wells is pleased to announce that WJL’s client, American Civix Technologies, L3C is quickly achieving its crowdfunding goal for Project Engage. Project Engage is seeking funding to develop apps to engage citizens on a variety of issues and topic affecting them directly. It will give citizens direct contact with their various representatives. More information […]
The New Jersey Judicisary is providing free copies of active case records to New Jersey attorneys and pro se litigants whose case files have been lost or damages as a result of Hurricane Sandy. More information can be found on the New Jersey Judiciary website http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/
With many individuals and businesses experiencing various degrees of loss due to the recent hurricane, from minor interruptions to total devastation, the IRS and New Jersey Division of Taxation are providing relief in the form of filing deadlines. For example, the IRS has postponed many filing and payment deadlines until February 1, 2013. More details […]