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A New Jersey durable power of attorney is a document used to allow someone else (“agent”) to handle the financial affairs of another person (“principal”). The powers granted will be the same as if the principal was acting themselves with the powers being restricted or unlimited. This designation is common with parents or the elderly…

A New Jersey tax power of Attorney (Form M-5008-R), otherwise known as the Division of Taxation Appointment of Taxpayer Representative, may be used to designate a tax professional or another trusted person to handle tax matters with the Division of Taxation. This document enables such an entity to act as your representative to obtain your…

A New Jersey medical power of attorney allows a principal to select an agent to carry out their health care wishes if the principal cannot do so on their own. It is common for example for spouses to grant each other medical power of attorney over one another. Therefore, if one becomes incapacitated the other…

A New Jersey lease termination letter is a document that may be used by either a landlord or a tenant to provide 30 days notice of an intent to terminate a tenancy at a property. This provides in writing, a proper notification so that the other will be prepared to proceed with their usual tenancy termination…

A New Jersey sublease agreement is a rental contract made between the original tenant (sub-lessor) and a sub-tenant (sub-lessee) for the purpose of subletting a residence. A sublease provides the sub-lessee the legal right to either share or completely occupy the rented premises from the sub-lessor. Sub-lessees pay rent directly to sub-lessors. At the same…

A New Jersey roommate agreement is a written contract between people who would share occupancy of a residence. Each signing party must understand that they are entering into an agreement that is legally binding and enforceable by the landlord and between the other roommates. Rental Application – Used by the landlord to check the identity…

A New Jersey month-to-month rental agreement creates a type of tenancy that does not end unless the landlord or tenant provides 30 days’ notice. This is common for short-term tenants or landlords seeking to sell or perform construction on the property in the near future. Nevertheless, a landlord is highly recommended to review a prospective…

A New Jersey rent-to-own lease agreement allows a landlord to rent a property while offering the tenant an option to purchase. If the tenant does not purchase the property the agreement will terminate at the end of the lease term similar to a standard lease. The landlord should is recommended to verify the tenant’s income…

A New Jersey commercial lease agreement is a legal document that allows a landlord to lease a property to an individual or entity for a business purpose. Commonly used for retail, office, or industrial spaces, the commercial lease agreement contains sections on rent amount, lease duration, security deposit, as well provisions about lease renewal and…

A New Jersey Standard residential lease agreement is a fixed-term rental contract commonly for a 1-year period for use between a landlord and tenant. The form contains the required disclosures that meet State law and, once signed, becomes legally binding to both parties. A landlord will usually require a prospective tenant to complete a rental…