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Under New Jersey law, bicyclists, pedestrians and drivers of a motor vehicle have certain responsibilities and duties with respect to using a roadway and in relation to one another. The extent of those responsibilities and duties were examined in the recent, unpublished case of Mariano Simota Bailey v. Jacqueline Hennessey. […]
As published by the New Jersey Law Journal, Law.com, July 7, 2020 This article provides case law-based examples of what can go wrong if you fail to draft life insurance provisions in your child- or spousal-support agreements, as well as tips for drafting such provisions. Review the last 10 marital […]
As published in New Jersey CPA Magazine, July/August Issue The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TVJA) was one of the most comprehensive changes to the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) in history. Several changes implemented by the TCJA, including taxation of alimony, greatly affect divorce and matrimonial practices. For divorces […]
As published in New Jersey CPA Magazine, July/August 2020 Issue In Wayfair, the Court upheld a South Dakota law that required certain out-of-state sellers to collect and remit sales tax regardless of whether the business had a physical presence in South Dakota. For over 50 years, since the Supreme Court’s […]
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