by danr | Dec 12, 2018 | Rybar Law
If you are getting a divorce and have a family business, hiring a forensic accountant may seem like more than you need. However, there are issues that often arise when valuing and dividing a business, that require an expert to sift through accounting records, and...
by danr | Dec 5, 2018 | Rybar Law
Closing day on your property has come. You will sit at the table, sign loads of documents, hand over keys, and complete the sale of your property to someone else. This, of course, entails you leaving the property so the buyers can move in, but what happens if you can...
by danr | Nov 19, 2018 | Rybar Law
What is arguably tougher than going through a divorce? How about planning to get a divorce? It can be challenging to know that your divorce is inevitable, but to be unsure what you should or should not do (or legally can do) to protect yourself and plan ahead to give...
by danr | Nov 12, 2018 | Rybar Law
In any type of New Jersey contract, including real estate, you may think that the set date for closing is a vital part of the agreement. after all, sales are usually timed to coincide with life events (like the start of children’s school or a job change), and if...
by danr | Oct 15, 2018 | Rybar Law
You have gone through a rough, contentious divorce. After much emotion and heartache over the decisions of how you will raise your children going forward, you finally came to an agreement on every aspect of what level of decision making and involvement you and your...
by danr | Oct 8, 2018 | Rybar Law
In the world of law, the language of statutes and contracts does not always change with the times. Newer concepts and changes in technology may not be reflected in our laws or agreements, which can cause legal problems when things go sour. Such is or was the case with...
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