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Your Reason for Signing a Contract Can’t Be Used Against You

HNW January 6, 2021Business and Corporate Legal Services, Contract Law, Real Estate, Landlord/Tenant, and Zoning

“Every contract in New Jersey contains an implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing.” “The party claiming a breach of the covenant of …

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Business and Corporate Legal ServicesContract LawReal Estate

If You Use a Financial Planner, Read This Post

HNW December 28, 2020Elder Abuse and Financial Exploitation

Many financial planners are members of the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards (CFP). The CFP Board is the professional body for financial planners. …

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Elder Abuse and Financial Exploitation

New Jersey Senior Property Tax Freeze and Ownership of Property

HNW December 21, 2020Real Estate, Landlord/Tenant, and Zoning

In New Jersey, seniors who own real estate are eligible for their property taxes to be reimbursed to them directly from the state Division …

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Real EstateReal Estate Tax Appeals

How Elder Law Attorneys Are Modernizing Laws to Combat Elder Financial Exploitation

HNW December 18, 2020Elder Abuse and Financial Exploitation

Elder exploitation, also known as financial abuse, is a widespread problem in the United States. Elder exploitation includes everything from an adult child taking …

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Elder Abuse and Financial Exploitation

A Zoning Board Can Deny a Business Owner the Right to Sell its Business

HNW December 14, 2020Real Estate, Landlord/Tenant, and Zoning

Under New Jersey Zoning Law, the doctrine of estoppel holds that an entity “may, by voluntary conduct, be precluded from taking a course of …

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Zoning

What Happens if I Get Into an Accident While Skiing the Mountains of Pennsylvania?

HNW December 7, 2020Personal Injury and Negligence Cases

Many people enjoy the mountains in the winter time.  Skiing, snowboarding, snow tubing.  But what happens if you get injured at the ski lodge …

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Personal Injury and Negligence Cases

Consider Alternative Care Facilities for an Aging Adult Besides an Assisted Living or Nursing Home

HNW December 2, 2020Elder Care Law

When considering options for long term care in a facility setting, most people know about assisted living facilities and nursing homes. There are, however, …

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Elder Care Law

Can a Nursing Home, Assisted Living Resident Refuse the COVID Vaccine?

HNW December 1, 2020Elder Care Law

Vaccines are always controversial.  For many of us, we view our right to receive a vaccine – or refuse it – to be similar …

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Elder Care Law

How to Gain Access to a Safe Deposit Box Upon the Death of a Person

HNW November 30, 2020Estate Administration and Probate

By Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq.

Estate Administration and Probate

Getting Use Variance Approval (a “D” Variance) is Tough.  This Case Explains Why

HNW November 30, 2020Real Estate, Landlord/Tenant, and Zoning

Background and Facts of the Case In this zoning law case, the plaintiff owned a shopping center located in the Community Commercial Zoning District …

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Zoning

Holiday Visitation

HNW November 27, 2020Elder Care Law

After more than seven months of “sheltering in place” and limited “outdoor” visitation, many of our clients want to bring Mom or Dad home …

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Elder Care Law

What is a “Durable Power of Attorney”, and What Authority Does It Grant? 

HNW November 25, 2020Estate Planning

A power of attorney (POA) is a written document under which an individual, called the principal, appoints either another individual or legal entity as …

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Estate Planning

Shareholder Agreements Protect Minority Shareholders From Oppressive Conduct – Price/Book Value

HNW November 25, 2020Shareholder Rights Litigation

Most commonly, Buy-Sell agreements provide for a purchase of shares based on book value. Book value is the difference in value between the assets …

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Shareholder Rights Litigation

Shareholder Agreements Protect Minority Shareholders From Oppressive Conduct – Buy-Out Mechanisms and Their Limitations

HNW November 23, 2020Shareholder Rights Litigation

The most useful mechanism in a shareholder agreement for dealing with shareholder oppression is a well-written Buy-Sell provision. Because shareholders in closely-held corporations have …

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Shareholder Rights Litigation

Trust Administration: Which State Law Governs a Trust?

HNW November 23, 2020Elder Law, Estate Administration and Probate

As trustee, you have many duties.  Duties to your beneficiaries and the trust to ensure it is being administered properly to maximize distributions to …

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Estate Administration and Probate

Allowable Funeral Expenses – What Estate Expenses Can I Pay as Executor?

HNW November 20, 2020Appealing the Denial of Medicaid, Estate Administration and Probate

When a loved one dies, is nine or ten thousand dollars to pay for a funeral enough?  Planning a funeral is the last thing …

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Appealing the Denial of MedicaidEstate Administration and Probate

Shareholder Agreements Protect Minority Shareholders From Oppressive Conduct – Required Dividends

HNW November 20, 2020Shareholder Rights Litigation

The most straight-forward way of protecting a minority shareholder’s economic stake in a closely-held corporation is to require the payment of dividends. In most …

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Shareholder Rights Litigation

Shareholder Agreements Protect Minority Shareholders From Oppressive Conduct – Employment Agreements

HNW November 19, 2020Shareholder Rights Litigation

A primary claim for shareholder oppression is termination of employment. “A minority shareholder’s loss of employment within a closely held corporation can be particularly …

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Shareholder Rights Litigation

A Beneficiary’s Right to Demand an Accounting is Not Absolute – Part 2

HNW November 18, 2020Estate Administration and Probate

Part 1 of this article left off with observations from cases in which courts declined to enforce a beneficiary’s demand for an accounting. A …

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Estate Administration and Probate

Shareholder Agreements Protect Minority Shareholders From Oppressive Conduct – Adopting the Supermajority Voting Requirement

HNW November 18, 2020Shareholder Rights Litigation

A strategy for providing some minority shareholder control is to alter the voting requirements for specific decisions to require supermajorities — either on the …

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Shareholder Rights Litigation

Shareholder Agreements Protect Minority Shareholders From Oppressive Conduct – Establishing Classes of Shares to Protecting Minority Shareholders

HNW November 16, 2020Shareholder Rights Litigation

A tool for maintaining a minority shareholder’s ability to have some control over the corporation is to issue different classes or series of shares …

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Shareholder Rights Litigation

A Beneficiary’s Right to Demand an Accounting is Not Absolute – Part 1

HNW November 16, 2020Estate Administration and Probate

Does a trust/estate beneficiary have a right to financial info? Why would a court refuse to enforce that right? The beneficiaries of an estate …

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Estate Administration and Probate

Shareholder Agreements Protect Minority Shareholders From Oppressive Conduct – Voting Agreements

HNW November 13, 2020Shareholder Rights Litigation

Shareholders may bind themselves in a shareholder agreement to vote in a specified manner regarding specific matters. Examples might include places on the board …

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Shareholder Rights Litigation

Do You Know That You Can Demand Discovery from the County and State if You Appeal a Denial of Medicaid Eligibility?

HNW November 12, 2020Appealing the Denial of Medicaid

Legal Argument Required to Demand Discovery A motion for discovery in a fair hearing appeal is properly made under N.J.A.C. 1:1-12.1-12.7. A motion for …

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Appealing the Denial of Medicaid

Shareholder Agreements Protect Minority Shareholders From Oppressive Conduct – Cumulative Voting

HNW November 12, 2020Shareholder Rights Litigation

Cumulative voting is a mechanism for granting minority shareholders rights of participation to corporate decisions. However, this protection is quite limited and may, at …

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Shareholder Rights Litigation

Can a Member of the New Jersey National Guard Be Eligible for a NJ Veterans Home?

HNW November 11, 2020Veterans Benefits to Pay for Long Term Care

Veterans eligible for a NJ veterans home are defined under N.J.A.C. § 5A:5-1.2 (the regulation governing veterans’ homes) as “A person who has been …

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Veterans Benefits to Pay for Long Term Care

How is an Executor’s Commission Calculated in New Jersey?

HNW November 9, 2020Elder Law, Estate Administration and Probate

Is there a formula that establishes what an Executor can earn? Does an Executor get paid extra for extra work? In New Jersey, the …

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Estate Administration and Probate

Shareholder Agreements Protect Minority Shareholders From Oppressive Conduct – Guaranteed Directorships to a Minority Member

HNW November 9, 2020Shareholder Rights Litigation

Minority shareholders usually do not have the voting power to guaranty a spot on the board of directors. A shareholder who is not a …

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Shareholder Rights Litigation

Just Because You’re a Disabled Veteran, You Don’t Get to Evade Municipal Zoning Laws

HNW November 6, 2020Real Estate, Landlord/Tenant, and Zoning

A recent case involved a plaintiff who resides in a single-family home in the Borough of Totowa.  He is a retired police officer and …

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Zoning

Refusal of Vaccinations While Living at Long-Term Care Facility

HNW November 5, 2020Applying for Medicaid Long Term Care Benefits, Elder Care Law

We received an inquiry from someone whose mother resides at an assisted living facility.  The facility told residents it will be giving out flu …

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Applying for Medicaid Long Term Care BenefitsElder Care Law
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