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New Jersey Window Guard Disclosure This document gives the tenant the right to ask the landlord for window guards to be placed on the windows in certain circumstances. This must be given to a tenant at the inception of a lease.
New Jersey Truth in Renting Guide (29 pages)Required with the Lease
The Truth-in-Renting Booklet is a summary of existing laws, regulations, and court cases. It is a requirement of the Truth-in-Renting Act (N.J.S.A. 46:8-43 et seq.) that each tenant be given a copy of this booklet. Hard copies are available through the N.J. Department of Community Affairs, Division of Codes and Standards, Landlord-Tenant Information Service, P.O. Box 805, Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0805
New Jersey Judiciary Information for LandlordsMost disputes between landlords and tenants are often resolved by the Landlord/Tenant Section of the New Jersey Superior Court, Special Civil Part (“Landlord/Tenant Section”). This brochure gives you general information regarding the Landlord/Tenant Section.
New Jersey 30 Day Notice to QuitThe 30 Day Notice to Quit is often the last notice used before filing for eviction regarding situations such as, a substantial breach of the Landlord's rules/regulations, or a violation of covenants as contained within the lease.
New Jersey Notice to CeaseIn some circumstances, a “Notice to Cease” is required before a "Notice to Quit" is served.
New Jersey 3 Day Notice to QuitThis notice is used for a disorderly conduct violation or if a tenant causes damage or destruction to a landlord's property by being negligent or if it is intentional. It is a required notice before filing for eviction in court.
New Jersey Eviction LawNew Jersey Eviction law is complcated. This information article contains the text of that law.
Move-In/Move-Out Walk-Through ChecklistThis form is designed to document the condition of a rental unit both at move-in and at move-out, to determine what damage the tenant caused.
New Jersey Security Deposit Receipt DisclosureThis is the New Jersey Security Deposit Receipt Disclosure. This disclosure serves as verification of payment from tenant for the security deposit. It also confirms the location of where the deposit is being held and at what interest rate.
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