Mediation is a different path to divorce that few couples have considered or understand. Instead of having a Judge make binding decisions in a drawn-out litigation process, mediation allows both sides to discuss their issues and concerns, while hashing out an agreement that is more equitable to each person and to their children. That is… Read more »
Category: Insights
Skoloff & Wolfe says farewell to our 2021 Summer Associate
At Skoloff & Wolfe, Summer Associates are a welcome addition to our firm because of their dedication and contribution to a complex variety of challenging projects. Our culture of collaboration, comradery, and excellence always attracts the best and brightest legal talent in New Jersey. This summer, the Skoloff & Wolfe Tax department was pleased to… Read more »
David Wolfe, Property Tax Appeal Attorney, Weighs in on New Jersey Real Estate in 2021 Q2
On Wednesday, May 5, 2021, David Wolfe, Esq. joined regional experts for “Informing Investments: A Suburban Migration Cycle” as part of BisNow’s 2021 Digital Summit. Speakers across the investment, development, and supporting real estate industries commented on the challenges and opportunities currently facing New Jersey’s real estate market. The expert panel included Eran Polack, CEO-NY… Read more »
Bisnow Webinar Hotel Panel Discussion Reflects on COVID; Looks for Return to Normal
David Wolfe, Esq., co-managing partner of Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C., in February hosted six leaders in the hospitality space for a discussion about the current state of affairs in the hotel business in the age of COVID, and importantly what they see for the future once the pandemic is brought under control. The webinar, titled… Read more »
David Wolfe Leads Webinar for AAHOA Hotel Owners Academy
Impact of COVID-19 on property tax assessment appeals and valuations discussed. The Hotel Owners Academy of the Asian American Hotel Owners Association (AAHOA) invited David Wolfe, Skoloff & Wolfe P.C. co-managing partner, to share his insights regarding the impact of the pandemic in depressing hotel valuations, as well as strategies for preparing for property tax… Read more »
Skoloff & Wolfe Partner Urges Preparation for Commercial Property Tax Appeals in 2021
David B. Wolfe, Esq., co-managing partner of Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C, was featured in the December issue of the Mid Atlantic Real Estate Journal (MAREJ). The Journal’s audience of over 105,000 decision makers turns to the publication for the most comprehensive coverage of the commercial real estate industry encompassing the states of New Jersey, Pennsylvania,… Read more »
The Impact of COVID-19 on 2021 Property Tax Assessments
David Wolfe, Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C. co-managing partner, recently was a guest on The Morning Spotlight, a new podcast that tackles hot topics in the NJ real estate industry. The conversation centered on subjects relevant to commercial property owners in the age of COVID-19, such as being prepared with an action plan and experienced legal… Read more »
Alimony: Assessing the Burden of Demonstrating Changed Circumstances and Cohabitation
If you have gone through a divorce and are paying alimony, you likely know that your support obligation can be modified or even terminated upon a showing of “changed circumstances.” While changed circumstances could apply to a number of situations, one common example that has long been a basis to modify or terminate alimony is… Read more »
Mediation is Better than Litigation for Your Divorce – A Judge’s Perspective
I was a matrimonial Judge for 17 years and presided over approximately 21,000 divorces. I myself went through a divorce before I became a Judge, and I have helped several of my children through their own divorces. Since leaving the bench, I’ve spent the last nine years mediating hundreds of divorce cases. I am firmly… Read more »
How Golf Courses Can Ace Their Property Tax Appeals
By David Wolfe, Co-Managing Partner, and Vincent Ferrer, Associate, at Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C. (Livingston, N.J.) For golf courses and country clubs, property taxes can end up being one of their largest annual expenses. Many have begun considering a challenge to their tax assessments, especially now—in the age of COVID—when revenue from events, member fees,… Read more »