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At the Law Office of Edward V. Murachanian, we understand how critical it is for New Jersey residents to have clear and enforceable legal documents when it comes to managing their affairs. One of the most important legal tools you can have in place is a Power of Attorney (POA). Whether you’re planning for the future or addressing an immediate need, understanding how POA works in New Jersey is essential for protecting your interests and those of your loved ones.
Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense in New Jersey, with penalties that can extend far beyond fines and potential jail time. One of the most immediate and impactful consequences is the effect a DUI conviction can have on your driver’s license. As a DUI lawyer in Brick Township, NJ, we’ve helped many clients navigate the challenges that come with losing driving privileges—and the path to restoring them.
Buying or selling a home in Monmouth County can be one of the most exciting—and stressful—experiences of your life. Whether you’re a first-time buyer, a seasoned investor, or preparing to sell your family home, navigating the legal side of real estate requires precision, care, and deep knowledge of New Jersey law. That’s where we come in.
Navigating the criminal justice system can be overwhelming, especially when your rights, freedom, and reputation are on the line. At the Law Office of Edward V. Murachanian, we’ve spent over 35 years guiding clients through some of the most difficult moments of their lives. As a former Assistant County Prosecutor and seasoned criminal defense attorney, Edward V. Murachanian brings unmatched insight and experience to every case. Whether you're facing charges in Ocean or Monmouth County, our mission is to protect your rights and advocate for the best possible outcome.
Getting pulled over can be a stressful experience, whether it’s your first time or not. At the Law Offices of Edward V. Murachanian, we help drivers understand their rights and navigate any legal consequences that may arise from a traffic stop.
Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll ever make—and in New Jersey’s competitive real estate market, the process can move fast. At the Law Offices of Edward V. Murachanian, we help buyers navigate the legal complexities of home purchases to protect their investment and secure peace of mind.
Running a business means more than just providing products or services. It also means protecting what makes your business unique, including your client base, trade secrets, and proprietary information. Two key tools that can help safeguard your business are non-compete agreements and confidentiality agreements.
Planning for the future is not just about deciding who gets your house or your savings account. It’s also about making sure your wishes are respected during your lifetime and after you are gone. Two of the most important documents in any estate plan are the living will and the last will. Although their names sound similar, they serve different purposes. Understanding what each one does, and why you might need both, can make all the difference for you and your loved ones.
Signing a commercial lease is a major commitment—and one that can make or break your business. At the Law Offices of Edward V. Murachanian, we’ve guided NJ entrepreneurs and property owners through complex lease agreements to protect their rights and set the foundation for success.
When most people hear the term "estate planning," they imagine billionaires or retirees managing large portfolios. But the truth is, estate planning is essential for everyone—especially homeowners. At the Law Offices of Edward V. Murachanian, we help individuals and families in New Jersey secure peace of mind through customized estate plans that protect both their property and loved ones.
Every year, thousands of New Jersey workers are injured on the job. From construction sites to office buildings, workplace accidents can happen anywhere. If you’ve been hurt at work, you may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits—regardless of who was at fault.
When most people hear the term estate planning, they often assume it’s only for the wealthy or elderly. In reality, estate planning is something every adult should consider—no matter their financial situation. The Law Offices of Edward V. Murachanian has helped countless clients across New Jersey secure peace of mind by making smart, personalized decisions about their future.
One of the most common misconceptions about estate planning is that if you die without a will, the government seizes your assets. While this isn’t entirely accurate, there is some truth to the concern.
When people hear the term "estate planning," they often think it’s only for the ultra-rich with mansions, stocks, and vast assets. The truth is, estate planning is for everyone, regardless of financial status.
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Many people wait to prepare a Will for many reasons. Often times, people wait until an unexpected event happens, such as needing to get on an airplane in an emergency or having to undergo surgery or a medical procedure. Others feel they are still young in age do not need to worry about having a Will prepared until they are older. However, having a Will is an easy process that should be done at an early age and will ensure that a person’s last wishes are followed.
The latest real estate scam is privately owned vacant lots, free of a mortgage or other liens, being sold without the owner’s knowledge. The con artists will search public records and identify parcels of land that are free of a mortgage or other liens.
Penalties for willfully not complying with the reporting requirements can result in criminal and civil penalties of $500 per day and up to $10,000 with up to 2 years of jail time.
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When purchasing a single or multi-family house in New Jersey, many Buyers do not want to spend the money on a property survey, which can range from $750 to several thousands of dollars depending on where the property is located and the size of the property. While surveys are not required by law in New Jersey, some lenders may require that a Buyer have a survey performed as part of the loan process.
To probate a Will in New Jersey, the Executor named in the Will must take the original Will, along an original, sealed death certificate to the Surrogate in the county where the deceased passed and complete the necessary forms to probate the Will. But what of the Executor cannot find the original Will? The process becomes a bit more entailed and may require the assistance of an attorney.
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Most real estate contracts include a provision for the Buyer to pay a deposit, also called an earnest money deposit, which is a portion of the purchase price paid generally after attorney review is concluded, and held in the trust account of one of the attorneys or the title company until the time of closing or proper termination of the contract. If a Buyer fails to close on the real estate transaction without the excuse of an applicable contingency (i.e., the Buyer was denied a mortgage, there was an unsatisfactory home inspection), the Buyer may be deemed to be in breach of contract. Most Sellers are under the impression that they can automatically retain the Buyer’s deposit; unfortunately that is generally not the case.
Identity theft occurs when a person uses your personal information such as name, Social Security number, credit card or bank account information without your permission to commit fraud or other crimes.
New Jersey residential real estate contracts generally include a closing date and most Buyers and Sellers believe that the contract closing date is a firm date and that the closing will definitely take place on that date.
Tidelands, also known as riparian lands, are lands now or formerly flowed by tidal waters including bays, lakes, rivers, streams, or creeks. Even property that is currently well inland can be subject to a tideland claim.
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NJ Statute 2C:18-2 Burglary *This page is intended for reference only for The New Jersey Criminal Codes of Justice. It is intended for educational purposes and the content cites https://law.justia.com for the N.J.S.A Criminal Codes.