The Firm still takes a limited number of dispossessory actions for residential tenants. However, if there is a counterclaim, it has to be $15,000 or less. Right now, I have an overabundance of former dispo actions that were moved to State and Superior Court because of the size of the counterclaim.
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Tuesday, September 17, 2019
Tuesday, April 30, 2019
Great Start to the Week
I successfully defended a $24,000 damages case filed against a tenant and helped her receive a nearly $2,000 judgment.
Great result.
Of course, not all cases end this well, but having an experienced attorney may help you navigate court evidence and procedures. Representing yourself in court is not as easy as tv arbitration shows like Judge Judy and Judge Mathis portray.
Court rules and procedures trip up attorneys from time to time. This is especially true in State and Superior Court.
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