What Happens After a Seller and Buyer Sign a Broker Prepared Contract? The Contract Phase.

In New Jersey, if a contract is a broker prepared contract, each party is entitled to have a **3 business day attorney review period.  If a buyer or seller fails to amend the broker prepared contract within this 3 business day time period, each party may be stuck with the terms of the broker prepared contract.  If either party elects to hire an attorney within the 3 day attorney review period, the attorney(s) will send

Poulos LoPiccolo Closes Deals

The Real Estate season has kicked off very strong. Residential real estate sales are up (we know this because of the number of closings we have handled so far in the season). If you want (or need) personal attention during your residential real estate transaction by an attorney, please call us for your real estate needs. In New Jersey, we charge $750 for a sale and $850 for a purchase. We always have a dedicated team under you to meet any of your needs. We get the

In New Jersey, Flashing Your Headlights to Warn Oncoming Drivers of a Speed Trap is Constitutionally Protected as Free Speech.

Many people in New Jersey may not know that, since 1999, the flashing of one’s headlights to warn other drivers that a speed trap is oncoming is constitutionally protected speech.  Well, it is.  In 1999, the Appellate Division in State v. Luptak, ruled that “a motorist may not be convicted of misusing her headlights to warn oncoming motorists of radar.  The Statute [regarding the use of headlamps – 39:3-60] was never