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Monthly Archives: August 2026

Surety Bond

What Is a Surety Bond and Why Does It Matter on New Jersey Construction Projects?

By Sanvenero & Cittadino |

If you have worked in construction for any length of time, you have probably come across the term “surety bond” on a bid request or contract. For many contractors and project owners, it feels like just another box to check before the real work begins. However, surety bonds play a much bigger role than… Read More »

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Cease and Desist Letters in New Jersey: What They Mean and How To Protect Your Business

By Sanvenero & Cittadino |

Receiving a cease-and-desist letter is unsettling, even if you are unsure what it means for your New Jersey business. The letter may accuse you of trademark infringement, breach of contract, defamation, or some other wrongdoing, often in language designed to sound as alarming as possible. Before you panic or fire off a response, it… Read More »

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How to Contest a Will in New Jersey: Grounds, Process, and What to Expect

By Sanvenero & Cittadino |

Discovering that a loved one’s will does not reflect what you believed were their true wishes can be both painful and confusing. Maybe the will favors one sibling unexpectedly, or it was changed shortly before death under circumstances that feel wrong. New Jersey law does allow certain people to challenge a will, but the… Read More »

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Piercing the Corporate Veil: How It Affects New Jersey Business Owners

By Sanvenero & Cittadino |

One of the main reasons people form an LLC or corporation in New Jersey is to separate their personal finances from their business liabilities. That separation is real and legally meaningful, but it is not guaranteed. Under certain circumstances, a court can set it aside entirely and hold business owners personally responsible for what… Read More »

Divorce Process

How Are Business Assets Divided in a New Jersey Divorce?

By Sanvenero & Cittadino |

Getting a New Jersey divorce is complicated enough when the marital estate consists of a home, savings accounts, and retirement funds. When one or both spouses own a business, the process becomes significantly more complex. A business is not just an asset with a number attached. It represents years of hard work and both… Read More »

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How to Modify a Child Support Order in New Jersey

By Sanvenero & Cittadino |

A New Jersey child support order may have made sense when it was first issued, but may not reflect your current reality. Fortunately, New Jersey law allows parents to request a formal modification, rather than struggle with an order that no longer fits. Our Red Bank child support lawyer explains when a modification is… Read More »

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What Are Your Rights During a Police Search in New Jersey?

By Sanvenero & Cittadino |

Few situations feel more unsettling than having the police search your home, vehicle, or other belongings. Whether you have a clean criminal record or a prior history of offenses, it’s important to understand your rights and how to respond. Knowing what to expect can dramatically impact how the situation unfolds and what happens afterward…. Read More »

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Who Is Liable for a Slip and Fall Accident in New Jersey on Someone Else’s Property?

By Sanvenero & Cittadino |

Slips and falls in New Jersey can happen in an instant, but can impact you and your loved ones for many months after. When they occur on another’s property and are due to the property owner’s negligence, you have the right to hold them liable for your costs. Our Red Bank personal injury lawyer… Read More »