Richard J. Brightman - Land Use - N.J. Real Estate - Civil Litigation

If you need advice about applying for a use or bulk variance, or subdivision for your residence or business or if you need representation arising from a denial of an application for a variance or subdivision, contact Cranford real estate and business attorney Richard Brightman. His experience with zoning and land use issues, commercial and residential real estate transactions, and business formation and contract issues can help assure the smooth completion of your home sale or subdivision project.

Union County land use attorney Richard Brightman is a longtime resident of the Cranford area. He's a Rutgers graduate and earned his law degree from Seton Hall University School of Law, where he was a member of the law review. Prior to opening his own practice, Richard Brightman advised many local governments about the application and amendment of land use and zoning ordinances, building permit procedures, and property tax issues. Now he uses this experience to represent North Jersey consumers and businesses before planning boards and zoning boards of adjustment.

New Jersey civil trial attorney Richard Brightman also helps businesses with startup and organization, contract and insurance problems, and civil litigation. He represents individuals and families with residential real estate transactions, estate planning, family business questions, and can even defend drivers on DUI charges.

North Jersey real estate closing lawyer Richard Brightman accepts major credit cards and offers free initial consultations on all matters. For additional information about his ability to address your legal needs, contact Richard Brightman in Cranford.

Richard J. Brightman, Attorney at Law
23 North Avenue East
Cranford, New Jersey 07016
Telephone: (908) 709-1900
Fax: (908) 709-1910

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Cranford residential and commercial real estate lawyer Richard J. Brightman represents clients in the purchase or sale of residential real estate, commercial leases and property management, business entity selection, commercial transactions and insurance disputes, zoning and land use issues, estate planning and living wills, trusts and powers of attorney, DWI defense and DUI arrest cases, and civil litigation for plaintiffs or defendants. New Jersey real estate laws attorney Richard Brightman serves clients in Westfield, Garwood, Kenilworth, Springfield, Summit, Rahway, Clark, Scotch Plains, Plainfield, Union County, Hunterdon County, Essex County, Morris County, Somerset County, and Middlesex County NJ.