What we handle
Residential
Purchase and sale contracts, attorney review and closings for buyers and sellers.
Commercial
Acquisitions and sales of single properties and portfolios, financing documents, and joint ventures.
Refinances and loans
Refinances and loan closings for residential and commercial properties, including reviewing the loan documents before you sign.
Leases and subleases
Drafting, reviewing and negotiating leases for retail stores, office space, warehouses and residences, for landlords and tenants.
Who we work with
Homebuyers and sellers, business owners leasing or buying space, property owners and investors, and companies whose other legal work we already handle.
Common questions
What is attorney review in New Jersey?
In New Jersey, a residential contract prepared by a real estate agent has a three-business-day attorney review period, during which either side's attorney can approve, change or cancel it.
Should a lawyer review my commercial lease?
Yes. Commercial leases are usually drafted for the landlord, and terms like rent increases, repairs, personal guarantees and early exit are negotiable before you sign.
Can I sublease my space?
It depends on your lease. Most commercial leases require the landlord's written consent, and some prohibit subleasing outright.
General information only, not legal advice for your situation.