Divorce is a difficult subject. Unfortunately, it is a troublesome situation that many couples find themselves in the crossfire of. Often times it can be difficult to know where to begin when you and your partner are considering, or already set on divorce. At Gruber, Colabella, Liuzza and Thompson, we want you to know that we are here to help.
Don’t let it be a hard task to find legitimate NJ legal mediation and arbitration services to help you through a tough time.
A Hoboken woman is probably having a good week, after finally getting the go-ahead from the NJ Supreme Court to evict tenants of a converted garage she was renting and move in herself. The unanimous court ruling determined that even a liberal reading of New Jersey State’s renter-friendly Anti-Evictiona Act still allows Cashin to expel the current tenants, Marisela Bello and her son, Martino Bello.
Finding a trustworthy New Jersey criminal defense lawyer can be a daunting task. Navigating through available options and trying to find the best fit for you can be both time consuming and frustrating.
Contrary to popular belief, a sheriff’s sale of your home is not the end of the road for you to retain ownership of your real estate. There are a few techniques you can use in saving your home after a sheriff’s sale.
At the law offices of Gruber, Colabella, Thompson, Hiben & Montella, we pride ourselves on excellent client service and offering potential clients a free legal consultation.
Navigating New Jersey laws can often be a difficult and daunting task. Adoption in NJ is no exception. Fortunately we all have the ability to hire lawyers that we trust in order to assist us in making the correct choices and moves.
There’s nothing worse than feeling helpless. If you’ve been injured in an accident, the consequences can be catastrophic.
Earlier this week, Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno signed a law that requires veterinary practices to provide their customers with written confirmation as to whether their pets will receive supervision outside of normal business hours.
In an effort to prevent those with mental illnesses from being lodged behind bars, New Jersey is offering $150,000 to prosecutors in Gloucester, Hunterdon, and Warren Counties for identifying and diverting inmates who better belong in psychiatric care.