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Kaplan Law Practice LLC Kaplan Law Practice has offices in New York and New Jersey. Its law office in Fair Lawn NJ, Bergen County serves all of Northern New Jersey.

Attorney for Individuals, Families and Small to Medium Sized Businesses

09/30/2026

Estate planning is not complete if your family does not know where to find the assets.

Bank accounts, investment accounts, insurance policies, real estate records, business interests, and estate-planning documents can easily be overlooked if no one knows where they are held.

You do not necessarily need to disclose every financial detail during your lifetime, but your next of kin or fiduciaries should know where to look when the time comes.

Good estate planning is not only about deciding who receives your property. It is also about making sure that property can actually be found and administered.

09/24/2026

When purchasing a business—or even just its assets—a lien search and proper due diligence remain essential.

Assets being acquired may still be subject to liens or security interests created by the seller. Identifying those encumbrances before closing can help prevent a buyer from discovering that the assets it purchased are still subject to someone else’s claim.

09/24/2026

When purchasing a business, or even just its assets, a lien search and proper due diligence remain essential.

Assets being acquired may still be subject to liens or security interests created by the seller. Identifying those encumbrances before closing can help prevent a buyer from discovering that the assets it purchased are still subject to someone else’s claim.

Newly admitted to the federal district court of the southern district of NY
09/22/2026

Newly admitted to the federal district court of the southern district of NY

09/16/2026

When goods are sold on credit or money is loaned to a business, the transaction should be properly documented and secured. Typically, this includes a written contract setting out the terms of the transaction and, where applicable, a financing statement filed with the appropriate public office to give notice of the creditor’s security interest.

09/15/2026

Serving as a representative for a patient, or as an agent under a Power of Attorney, does not generally make you personally liable for the principal’s debts or obligations.

Personal liability usually arises only if the representative expressly agrees to assume it, acts outside the scope of authority, or engages in wrongful conduct. Even an agreement to accept responsibility may not always create enforceable personal liability, depending on the circumstances and applicable law.

09/09/2026

Punitive damages are damages awarded not simply to compensate someone for a loss, but to punish especially wrongful conduct and deter similar behavior in the future.

They are generally reserved for conduct that goes beyond an ordinary mistake or breach and involves particularly serious or intentional wrongdoing.

09/07/2026

Compensatory damages are meant to reimburse a person or business for the actual harm or loss caused by another party’s act or failure to act.

The purpose is not to punish, but to compensate for measurable losses such as medical expenses, property damage, lost income, or other financial harm.

09/03/2026

When a contract is breached or a lawsuit is filed, the word “damages” can mean several different things.

Compensatory damages are meant to repay someone for an actual loss. Consequential damages may cover additional losses that result from the breach. Liquidated damages are amounts the parties agreed on in advance in the contract. Punitive damages are different, they are intended to punish especially wrongful conduct and are only available in certain cases.

Understanding the type of damages that may apply can be just as important as determining whether a claim exists in the first place.

09/02/2026

Legal jargon can be confusing. Words used in court often have very specific meanings that may be different from their everyday use.

Misunderstanding a legal term can affect deadlines, arguments, and even the outcome of a case. That is one more reason why having an attorney can be important when you are involved in a court proceeding.

Understanding the law also means understanding the language of the law.

Address

350 W Passaic Street
Rochelle Park, NJ
07662

Opening Hours

Monday 12am - 12am
Tuesday 12am - 12am
Wednesday 12am - 12am
Thursday 12am - 12am
Friday 12am - 12:30pm
Sunday 12am - 12am

Telephone

+12017730776

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