Name Change in NJ

Details at http://www.njlaws.com/name_change.htm
Name Change : SERVICES TO BE PROVIDED AND LEGAL FEE
1. Office interview with client, office consult fee is $150.00, which is included in the Name Change fee. 2. Review Name Change Questionnaire filled out by client. 3. Obtain information such as name, address and telephone number.
4. Obtain information regarding details of Name Change
5. Attend to opening of file.
6. Preparation of draft Verified Complaint Including Certification of Plaintiff for Name Change
7. Preparation of Order Fixing Date of Hearing for Name Change
8. Prepare letter to client enclosing drafts for client to carefully read.
9. Preparation of Newspaper Notice
10. Preparation of letter to The Home News & Tribune
11. Preparation of Final Judgment for Name Change
12. Travel to County Courthouse and appearance in front of Superior Court Judge
13. Preparation of letter to Department of Treasury
14. Preparation of letter to Vital Statistics
15. Preparation of letter to Motor Vehicle Commission DMV with Judgment
16. Office conference with client
17. Provide free information brochures on Wills, Power of Attorney, Living Wills, Answers to Questions about Probate, Website/ Elder Law on the Internet website www.njlaws.com other brochures.
18. Provide bi-weekly computer email newsletter with updates on Probate, Insurance, and Free Legal Information.
19. Preparation of end of case letter to client
Legal fee for Name Change- $ 1,900 includes court appearance.
Please make Checks payable to Kenneth Vercammen, PC. Visa, Master Card and American Express accepted. Please pay the front desk legal secretary at first meeting. Payment is required prior to any documents being drafted.
Other costs: Superior Court Filing Fee $200.00 Payable to Superior Court of NJ

Evict Tenants for Non Payment

Kenneth Vercammen Esq. represents landlords in eviction cases. The consultation fee to speak with Mr. Vercammen in person or over the phone is $150. Once retained there is a minimum of $1,200 fee for representation in Superior Court.
ON-PAYMENT OF RENT If your tenant fails to pay and you want to evict the tenant, a Tenancy Summons Dispossess Eviction Complaint must be filed in the Supreme Courts Special Civil Part. The court filing fee is less than $50. Different attorneys charge different fees depending upon the amount of work to be done. Your attorney can prepare the mandatory complaint and summons. The court constable is required to personally serve the tenant with a copy of the complaint. The court clerk will fill out the date and time for hearing on the summons, which also will be served on the tenant. You and your attorney should appear on the date for hearing. If the tenant appears, parties sometimes work out a payment plan for rent with a stipulation of settlement and stay of eviction. The landlord and tenant usually agree if all rent is not paid according to the schedule, the court is directed to issue a warrant for possession.

FAILURE OF TENANT TO APPEAR If the tenant fails to appear by the second call, you can pay an additional fee for a warrant of removal. This is obtained at the Special Civil Part Clerk, Tenancy Section Office. After waiting three days, the constable is given the warrant to serve at the tenants property. If the tenant still fails to move, arrangements can be made with the constable and locksmith to physically remove the tenants and change locks.
http://www.njlaws.com/landlords-eviciting_tenants_for_nonpayment.htm