In my prior post, “Landlords & Tenants: Do You Know the Eviction Laws?”, I explained when an eviction case can be filed, why proper notice matters, and how procedural mistakes can derail a case before it ever reaches court. This post picks up where that one leaves off. Once a Landlord–Tenant case has been properly filed and a trial date is scheduled, what actually happens on that day surprises many people, both Landlords and Tenants alike. New Jersey’s Landlord–Tenant court

The State of New Jersey has very particular eviction laws that both Landlords and Tenants have to follow. If you don't follow the law correctly, Landlords could lose months and end up with nothing or Tenants can end up on the street. Both Landlords and Tenants should educate themselves on their respective rights for eviction. Here's a basic breakdown of the eviction laws in New Jersey and how they affect both Landlords and Tenants. First and foremost, the ONLY WAY  to evict

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