Welcome

We are a general practice firm serving clients in New Jersey and New York. We have been offering innovative solutions to business and personal legal issues for over 35 years - from business planning to tax and estates, from creditor representation in the areas of foreclosure, bankruptcy and collections to family law, from business litigation to personal injury and elder law. We are able to meet the needs of each client and offer innovative strategies by capitalizing on our years of experience.

For the convenience of our clients, we meet with them in our Parsippany office, located in Morris County, as well as our Toms River office, located in Ocean County.  We advocate for our clients in court in every county in New Jersey, as well as all of New York through Fein, Such, & Crane, P.C.  We are proud to be able to meet our client's needs in both states by leveraging technology so each client's information along with the strength of our office staff is with every attorney, whether at the office, in court, or at client's location.

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Firm Updates

Newsletter
The March issue of The Fein Print is here–One of the articles, Franchising- Should you or shouldn't you? Click here to read more.

Announcements
The IRS is conducting a review of more than 1,300 organization that are tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(4),(5), or (6). The IRS is requesting that the organization complete an online questionnaire designed to help the IRS determine whether the organization is in compliance with tax law requirements. There is no penalty for not completing the questionnaire, however the IRS has the option to open a formal examination whether or not the organization agrees to participate. If you have any question contact Steven Loeb for more information

Announcements
The IRS is now looking to crack down on additional offshore justifications. If you are seeking to utilize the IRS Voluntary Disclosure Program (OVDP), the time to act is now. The IRS has launched a compliance initiate to investigate U.S. taxpayers with FCIB accounts "who have not been or may be complying with U.S. internal revenue laws requiring the reporting of foreign financial accounts and income earned on those accounts," wrote Justice Department attorney Jeremy Hendon in an April 29th petition seeking the summons. The IRS is looking to crack down on US taxpayers who are holding offshore accounts in the Caribbean. If you have any question contact Steven Loeb for more information