Employers scramble to comply with Earned Sick Leave changes in New Jersey
Starting October 29, 2018 most New Jersey employers are now required to provide employees with earned sick leave to: Care for their own, or a family member’s, physical/mental health or injury; address …
NJ Attorney Susan Radom addresses ethics at NJICLE 2018 Community Association Law Summit
Radom & Wetter Attorney Susan Radom presents ethics to fellow attorneys and community association leaders at NJICLE 2018 Community Association Law Summit Radom & Wetter partner Susan J. Radom ...
Radom to address ethics at NJICLE 2018 Community Association Law Summit
Radom & Wetter Attorney Susan Radom to address peers and community association leaders at NJICLE 2018 Community Association Law Summit
Radom & Wetter launches new website
Radom & Wetter Attorneys at Law launches new website to highlight the firm’s experience in Community Association Law, Business Law, and Personal Law in New Jersey Radom & Wetter is pleased to ...
Can a Board of Trustees Amend Bylaws without a Vote of Unit Owners?
The simple answer is yes – with two caveats. Community Association Board Members located In New Jersey may amend the association’s bylaws without a vote of the unit owners under two circumstances. …
Fannie Mae responds to lender feedback regarding condos and co-ops
Updates to Fannie Mae condo, co-op, and Planned Unite Development (PUD) project policies
In response to lenders’ input, Fannie Mae has made several updates to their condo, co-op, and Planned Unit Dev …
NJ Equal Pay and Sick Leave Acts
New Statutes affecting New Jersey Employers New Jersey’s Equal Pay Act goes into effect July 1, 2018 New Jersey’s Paid Sick Leave Act goes into effect October 29, 2018 Once effective, New Jersey wi ...
Community Association Law Makes a Splash
New Jersey Public Recreational Bathing Code Amendments New rules and regulations updating the New Jersey State Sanitary Code, Chapter IX – Public Recreational Bathing, N.J.A.C. 8:26 became effective ...
Changes in NJ Alimony
"Beginning in 2019, the spouse who pays alimony will no longer take the alimony payments as a tax deduction," notes Larry J. Nagy, Of Counsel for Radom & Wetter, Attorneys at Law. At the same time, ...