As you open the January issue of South Jersey Magazine, we hope you take special notice of the header on page two…”Protect What’s Important”. For a legal consultation, call 856 770 2744 Two of the most important matters facing clients today involve real estate and estate planning matters. Today’s economy makes it more important than […]

Haddonfield, NJ (December, 2011)- It is with great honor to announce for the fourth consecutive year Bratton Law Group Attorneys have been named Awesome Attorney by South Jersey Magazine. John Rothamel, Charles Bratton, and Ari Linden were among the elite 151 specialists in the South Jersey area to be named Awesome Attorney by public vote. All three will be recognized

Bratton Law Group Attorneys at Law LLC is pleased to announce a new addition to its team. Having worked for the firm as a law clerk since May, 2009, we are proud to say that Matt Zonies has recently been admitted to the Pennsylvania and New Jersey Bar, and accepted a position as an associate

Just like your annual check up at the doctor, everyone needs a financial and legal checkup now and then to address changing circumstances, such as law changes, divorce, children reaching maturity, new grandchildren, unexpected long term care costs, and, unfortunately, death. Our End of Year Check List is a quick “check list guide” to end your year

Bratton Law Group Attorneys at Law LLC, a New Jersey and Pennsylvania law firm, surpassed its goal of $10,000 in its second Annual Charity Golf Tournament by raising over $12,000 for David Akers Kicks for Kids Foundation. In only its second year, Bratton Law Group was able to double the money raised at the first

On September 14, 2011, Governor Chris Christie signed into law A-2748, the bulk sales legislation initiated and strongly supported by NJAR®. This law, which took effect immediately upon being signed, exempts individuals, estates and trusts involved in purchasing one- and two-family residential and certain seasonal rental properties from bulk sales notification requirements.  Please note that

Mounting health care costs are not getting any lower and there seems to be no help from the hospitals or government on the horizon. This new proposal by the American Hospital Association would attempt to shift the rising costs of health care over to individuals rather than the anticipated Medicare coverage relied upon by those reaching retirement.