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How Alcohol Impairs Driving: What Every New Jersey Driver Should Know

Driving safely requires focus, coordination, quick reactions, and sound judgment. Alcohol Impairs Driving affects all of these abilities, making it extremely dangerous to operate a vehicle after drinking. In New

Do You Need a Real Estate Attorney in New Jersey? Legal Risks Buyers and Sellers Should Know

Buying or selling property in New Jersey is a major financial decision—and while it can be exciting, it also comes with legal risks that many people underestimate. Contracts, disclosures, title

Common Real Estate Disputes in New Jersey and How an Attorney Can Help

Real estate transactions and property ownership in New Jersey can be exciting but complex. Whether you’re buying, selling, or managing investment property, unexpected disputes can arise that jeopardize your financial

DWI FAQS

A: There are many ways to defend against a DWI charge. If you were arrested, contact a DWI attorney as soon as possible.

A: You will be subject to a mandatory two-day jail sentence to be spent in the county jail and a loss of driving privileges until you comply with the requirements.

A: If they are your first and second offenses, DWI convictions that occur more than 10 years apart will be treated as unrelated when sentencing for the second. In this case, a second conviction will be sentenced as a first offense. However, a third conviction that occurs more than 10 years after the second will be sentenced as a second offense rather than another first.

A: You can, but you’ll be charged with a violation for doing so. According to New Jersey statute, you do not have the right to refuse a breath test without possible penalty. In New Jersey, the operation of a motor vehicle on any public or semi-public road, street, highway, or other area carries an “implied consent” that you will submit to testing. Note that this consent only exists when there is first a reason to believe that the alcohol in your blood is in excess of the legal limit.

A: If convicted, you will be fined for an additional $500, lose driving privileges for one to two more years, and face a jail sentence of 60 to 90 days for the first conviction, 120 to 150 days for the second, and 180 days for the third or subsequent offense.

If you get “cold feet” or decide to cancel the contract, you may be sued for damages by the prospective Buyers. Unfortunately, this is a possible risk, and depending on what stage of the Closing the parties are, a Judge could force you to sell the home. If you have any reservations about selling your home, Mr. Scotto D’Aniello can speak with you about your rights regarding the sale of your home.

Yes. During Attorney Review, either party has the right to cancel the contract at any time. As a Seller, you have the right to cancel your current contract and accept a better offer. However, bear in mind that the same right applies to the Buyer as well. A Buyer may find a more suitable home, and they may want to cancel this contract and put in an offer for a different property. However, it is more likely that once a home is under attorney review, showings and open houses typically stop.

Once the initial contract is signed, the parties will enter into a period of the closing that is known as the Attorney Review. Many of times, a Realtor presents you with a standard contract known as the “Statewide New Jersey Realtors Standard Form of Real Estate Sales Contract”. During this pivotal part of the Closing, Mr. Scotto D’Aniello will not only review the contract to ensure that all of your interests are protected, but will attach and include a Rider or Addendum to the contract which contain specific or additional provisions that may have been discussed between the parties, but may not have been included at the time the contract was signed. Attorney Review generally takes about three days, however it can be shorter or longer as long as all parties are in agreement. What is most important to know as a Buyer or Seller is that during Attorney Review, either party has the opportunity to cancel the Contract without issue at any time! So, if you are a buyer and are having second thoughts, or are a Seller who may have a more enticing offer, either party may cancel the Contract during Attorney Review. This is why it is so important to choose an attorney like Mr. Scotto D’Aniello to ensure that Attorney Review runs as quickly and efficiently as possible. Once the parties are able to agree upon all additional provisions of the Contract, the Attorney Review portion of the Closing is completed, the parties are now “under contract,” and you are one-step closer to selling your property!

A Seller is responsible to convey a clear and marketable title to the Buyers of a Property. Without an experienced real estate attorney, a property lien, judgment, title problem, or other transaction related issue could negative affect the deal. Mr. Scotto D’Aniello has assisted sellers negotiate issues related to Title saving the deal from going under. Moreover, Mr. Scotto D’Aniello ensures to pair each of his clients with a reputable Title Agency to provide Title insurance to avoid any issues that may arise post closing.

Closing Costs generally refer to any and all fees associated with obtaining a mortgage, securing title, and as the Seller, could be realtor brokerage fees, recording fees, and real estate transfer taxes. Since the Buyer is the individual who takes out the mortgage, they are typically responsible for paying the costs associated with obtaining the mortgage. Closing costs can include, but are not limited to: credit report fee, loan origination and underwriting fees, appraisal and survey fees, title search fees and title insurance fees as well as any escrow required to be placed for the purchase of the home. A typical closing cost package runs anywhere from two to five percent of the price of the real estate purchase to put into prospective. Your lender will give you a good faith fair estimate prior to closing, but that is only an estimate.

REAL ESTATE FAQS

A: If you get “cold feet” or decide to cancel the contract, you may be sued for damages by the prospective Buyers. Unfortunately, this is a possible risk, and depending on what stage of the Closing the parties are, a Judge could force you to sell the home. If you have any reservations about selling your home, Mr. Scotto D’Aniello can speak with you about your rights regarding the sale of your home.

A: Yes. During Attorney Review, either party has the right to cancel the contract at any time. As a Seller, you have the right to cancel your current contract and accept a better offer. However, bear in mind that the same right applies to the Buyer as well. A Buyer may find a more suitable home, and they may want to cancel this contract and put in an offer for a different property. However, it is more likely that once a home is under attorney review, showings and open houses typically stop.

A: Once the initial contract is signed, the parties will enter into a period of the closing that is known as the Attorney Review. Many of times, a Realtor presents you with a standard contract known as the “Statewide New Jersey Realtors Standard Form of Real Estate Sales Contract”. During this pivotal part of the Closing, Mr. Scotto D’Aniello will not only review the contract to ensure that all of your interests are protected, but will attach and include a Rider or Addendum to the contract which contain specific or additional provisions that may have been discussed between the parties, but may not have been included at the time the contract was signed. Attorney Review generally takes about three days, however it can be shorter or longer as long as all parties are in agreement. What is most important to know as a Buyer or Seller is that during Attorney Review, either party has the opportunity to cancel the Contract without issue at any time! So, if you are a buyer and are having second thoughts, or are a Seller who may have a more enticing offer, either party may cancel the Contract during Attorney Review. This is why it is so important to choose an attorney like Mr. Scotto D’Aniello to ensure that Attorney Review runs as quickly and efficiently as possible. Once the parties are able to agree upon all additional provisions of the Contract, the Attorney Review portion of the Closing is completed, the parties are now “under contract,” and you are one-step closer to selling your property!

A: A Seller is responsible to convey a clear and marketable title to the Buyers of a Property. Without an experienced real estate attorney, a property lien, judgment, title problem, or other transaction related issue could negative affect the deal. Mr. Scotto D’Aniello has assisted sellers negotiate issues related to Title saving the deal from going under. Moreover, Mr. Scotto D’Aniello ensures to pair each of his clients with a reputable Title Agency to provide Title insurance to avoid any issues that may arise post closing.

A: Closing Costs generally refer to any and all fees associated with obtaining a mortgage, securing title, and as the Seller, could be realtor brokerage fees, recording fees, and real estate transfer taxes. Since the Buyer is the individual who takes out the mortgage, they are typically responsible for paying the costs associated with obtaining the mortgage. Closing costs can include, but are not limited to: credit report fee, loan origination and underwriting fees, appraisal and survey fees, title search fees and title insurance fees as well as any escrow required to be placed for the purchase of the home. A typical closing cost package runs anywhere from two to five percent of the price of the real estate purchase to put into prospective. Your lender will give you a good faith fair estimate prior to closing, but that is only an estimate.

There are many ways to defend against a DWI charge. If you were arrested, contact a DWI attorney as soon as possible.

You will be subject to a mandatory two-day jail sentence to be spent in the county jail and a loss of driving privileges until you comply with the requirements.

If they are your first and second offenses, DWI convictions that occur more than 10 years apart will be treated as unrelated when sentencing for the second. In this case, a second conviction will be sentenced as a first offense.
However, a third conviction that occurs more than 10 years after the second will be sentenced as a second offense rather than another first.

You can, but you’ll be charged with a violation for doing so.
According to New Jersey statute, you do not have the right to refuse a breath test without possible penalty. In New Jersey, the operation of a motor vehicle on any public or semi-public road, street, highway, or other area carries an “implied consent” that you will submit to testing. Note that this consent only exists when there is first a reason to believe that the alcohol in your blood is in excess of the legal limit.

If convicted, you will be fined for an additional $500, lose driving privileges for one to two more years, and face a jail sentence of 60 to 90 days for the first conviction, 120 to 150 days for the second, and 180 days for the third or subsequent offense.

Disclaimer: The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for advice regarding your individual situation. We invite you to contact us and welcome your calls, letters and electronic mail. Contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not send any confidential information to us until such time as an attorney-client relationship has been established. No representation is made that the quality of the legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers.

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