You can, but it's kind of like buying a "one size fits all" parachute. It might work, but do you really want to find out when you're already in the air? Those forms are generic. They don't include the "Business Divorce" clauses or the NJ-specific tax protections that save you thousands when things change.

Probably your independent contractor agreements. New Jersey is incredibly aggressive about "misclassification." If the state decides your regular contractors are actually employees, the back taxes and penalties can sink a small business.

If you're asking the question, it's probably now. But really, the best time is before you sign that new lease or take on that new partner. A $500 review now can literally save you a $50,000 lawsuit later.

All the time. My goal is always to keep you out of the courtroom. We use mediation and creative negotiation to find a path forward that preserves the value of the company.

It's a retainer-based system. You pay a set fee every month, and I'm your guy. You can call me about a weird email from a vendor, ask for a quick contract review, or get advice on a firing. It keeps your legal costs predictable and your risks low.

Absolutely. Between tax implications and "tail liability" in asset transfers, there are too many ways to lose money at the closing table without professional oversight.