The Master Plan v. Community Associations
As townships grow and change, they often choose to implement or update a master plan that will help preserve the intention of the community and set the direction for future development. The master pla ...
Changes to NJ Foreclosure Law Help Community Associations in 2019
New Jersey was one of the states hit hardest by foreclosures in the most recent recession, and those effects have lingered for a decade. Now, two foreclosure reform bills favorable to consumers and co ...
Mark Wetter, Esq. Earned Sick Leave Op-Ed in ROI-NJ
Continuously focused on Community Associations and the impact of business laws in New Jersey, Mark Wetter, Esq. of Radom & Wetter, has contributed an Op-Ed article on New Jersey Earned Sick Leave ...
NJ Equal Pay Act Exposes Glaring Employment Gaffs and Increases Risk for Non-compliance
The Diane B. Allen Equal Pay Act, which became effective July 1, 2018, significantly amended the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination (LAD) to strengthen protections against employment discrimination ...
Condominium Lien Cannot be Stripped Off in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
A recent U.S. District Court of New Jersey reversed a prior ruling by a bankruptcy court judge that had permitted the stripping of an association’s lien in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan. The New Jersey ...
Is It Time for You to Eliminate or Update Community Association Rules?
At Radom & Wetter, we’re often asked to conduct an evaluation of, eliminate or update community association rules and regulations and available enforcement tools. Rules must complement rather than …
Community Associations – What Realtors and Home Buyers Need to Know
Residential community associations are multi-family, attached or detached: Individually owned residences, or residences for which one acquires an exclusive right to occupy (in the form of a long term …