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March 2013
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New Forms
- North Carolina
55-890 - North Carolina Living will - Georgia
1875 - Apartment lease, 2 - 3 unit building, furnished (with schedule), or unfurnished, 8 pps., 3-13
876 - House lease, furnished (with schedule), or unfurnished, 8 pps., 3-13
877 - House lease, unfurnished, 4 pps., 3-13
January 2013
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New Forms
- Pennsylvania - Employment & Severance
1898 - Severance agreement & general release, 4 pp., 1-13 - New Jersey - Employment & Severance
801 - Severance agreement & general release, 4 pp., 1-13 - Illinois
3171 - Severance agreement & general release, 4 pp., 1-13 - Connecticut- Employment & Severance
1201 - Severance agreement & general release, 4 pp., 1-13 - Texas
3132 - Severance agreement & general release, 4 pp., 1-13 - New York - Employment & Severance
98 - Severance agreement & general release, 4 pp., 1-13 - Florida
1960 - FL severance agreement & general release, 4 pp., 1-13 - Ohio
3230 - Ohio statutory power of attorney, durable, 4 pp. 1-13 - Massachusetts
3160 - Mass. general durable power of attorney, healthcare proxy & living wishes statement, 6 pp., 1-13 - Revised Form!
New Jersey - Power of Attorney
931 - New Jersey general durable power of attorney, 1-13
December 2012
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New Forms
- 1886 - Statutory financial power of attorney, explanations, GA Code §10-6-142 (2010), 7 pp., 12-12
Florida - 1951 - Residential house lease, unfurnished, 12-12
- 1956 - General release by an individual, 12-12
- 1957 - General release by a corporation or LLC, 12-12
- 1977 - Will, married person, affidavit of subscribing witnesses, execution instructions, 8 pp., 12-12
- 1978 - Will, unmarried person, affidavit of subscribing witnesses, execution instructions, 8 pp., 12-12
Texas - 3153 - Residential lease, unfurnished apartment, 4 pp., 12-12
- 3157 - Will, married person, affidavit of subscribing witnesses, execution instructions, 8 pp., 12-12
- 3158 - Will, unmarried person, affidavit of subscribing witnesses, execution instructions, 8 pp., 12-12
Nationwide, UCC and Bankruptcy-General - 3205 - Deed of gift with acknowledgment, 1 p., 12-12
Revised Form
Nationwide, UCC and Bankruptcy-Bankruptcy - 1031 - Proof of claim, OF 10 with instructions, 12-12
Georgia
November 2012
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Thomson Reuters and BlumbergExcelsior Sign a Strategic Licensing Agreement.
- 3170 - Statutory short form power of attorney, 9-12
- 251 - Examination of judgment debtor: questions and answers-corporate, LLC debtor, enforcement of money judgments, Blank Ct., 11-12
Westlaw Form Builder to add more than 250 Blumberg New York forms.
New Form!
Illinois
Revised Form!
New York - Enforcement of Judgments
June 2012
NEW! Blumberg Form 86
Sublease of a Cooperative Apartment in New York
May 2012
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Revised Forms
- 339 - Certificate of assumed name for corporation, 2 pp., 6-12. Includes request for Expedited Service.
- 1896 - Commercial retail lease (e.g., store, strip center, shopping center), comprehensive short form. Revised and improved by Frank N. Tobolsky, Esq., 4-12
- 86 - Sublease of a cooperative apartment, 13 pp., 5-12, prepared by Adam Leitman Bailey, Leonard H. Ritz and Dov Treimen
New York - Summary Proceedings (RPAPL) - Civil Court - Non-payment - Business - 206B - Petition, non-payment, business, Civil Ct., 10-06
- 207B - Notice of petition, non-payment, business, Civil Ct., 10-06
- Connecticut - Powers of Attorney, Agents, Health Care
Nationwide, UCC and Bankruptcy - Powers of Attorney, Agents, Health Care, Wills
New York - Powers of Attorney, Agents, Health Care, Wills -
3039 - Affidavit of domicile (residence) and/or debts to obtain distribution from decedent's estate, 5-12
New York - Business Certificates
New York - Corporations
Pennsylvania - Landlord and Tenant
New Forms!
A new comprehensive cooperative apartment sublease drafted by prominent real estate attorneys Adam Leitman Bailey, Leonard Ritz and Dov Treiman of Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. It may be the best and most comprehensive cooperative sublease ever written.
The authors are among New York's most prominent cooperative and landlord and tenant attorneys. Their writing credits include over 90 books reviewing every major cooperative litigation and eviction case. They have participated in thousands of cooperative apartment law suits and evictions. They now provide corporate counsel to hundreds of buildings city-wide.
This new cooperative apartment sublease form accounts for changes and developments in the law during the last three decades. It better protects and secures property owners' rights and also adapts the lease to current technological changes affecting property owners.
These forms provide lease provisions to facilitate the eviction of tenants who chronically pay rent late, harbor pets illegally or refuse to vacate after the termination of the lease. The form also regulates acceptable noise levels - including musical instruments and sound producing electronic devices; prohibit or regulate smoking; and include measures to decrease the proliferation and spread of mold.
"Blumberg's legal team in conjunction with prominent real estate attorneys from Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. have put together the most remarkable sublease that will certainly better protect cooperative unit-owning shareholders."
New York - Cooperative Apartments
New York - Landlord and Tenant - Leases - Cooperative Apartment
April 2012
New Forms
New York - Notices
New York - Pretrial
• 64 - Notice of intention to introduce into evidence a bill for automobile repairs, verification, CPLR 4533-a, 4-12
• 257 - Notice of intention to introduce X-rays at trial, affirmation of physician, CPLR 4532-a, 4-12
• 258 - Notice of intention to introduce into evidence a bill for service or repairs, verification or affirmation, CPLR 4533-a, 4-12
New York - Consent, Stipulation and Release
• 200 - Stipulation extending time to answer, Blank Court, 4-12
• 213 - Stipulation and consent to vacate judgment, Blank Court, 4-12
• 259 - Stipulation extending time to serve complaint, Blank Court, 4-12
• 260 - Stipulation adjourning trial, Blank Court, 4-12
March 2012
New Form
New York - Summonses and Answer
• 264 - Summons, Civil Court; served with a formal complaint; 3-12
February 2012
New Form
New York - Judgments
• 323 - Judgment on inquest or after trail, Civil Court, 1974 Revised Form! Florida
• 1930 - General durable power of attorney; acknowledgment and affidavit of agent, 2-12
January 2012
New Software
Blumberg Entity Tracker
New Forms
New York - Powers of Attorney, Agents, Health Care, Wills
• 177 - Will, married person, affidavit of subscribing witnesses, execution instructions, 8 pp., 1-12
• 178 - Will, unmarried person, affidavit of subscribing witnesses, execution instructions, 8 pp., 1-12
Nationwide, UCC and Bankruptcy - Powers of Attorney, Agents, Health Care, Wills
• 3177 - Will, married person, affidavit of subscribing witnesses, execution instructions, 8 pp., 1-12
• 3178 - Will, unmarried person, affidavit of subscribing witnesses, execution instructions, 8 pp., 1-12
December 2011
New Form
Nationwide, UCC and Bankruptcy - Real Estate
• 3105 - Use and occupancy agreement, seller remains, 12-11
Revised Form
Florida
• 1930 - General durable power of attorney; acknowledgment and affidavit of agent, 12-11
November 2011
Revised Forms
Comprehensive leases for regulated and unregulated apartments in New York and Nationwide, revised and updated by Adam Leitman Bailey & Dov Treiman
These revised leases reflect the concerns of contemporary real estate practice.
Landlords should protect themselves through modern leases to avoid the consequences of various judicial precedents and legislative laws meant to favor tenant, account for the Internet and technological advances and recognize recent developments in the law. Landlords gain rights, time and money using these revised modern leases.
Maximize Income
Landlords make money by collecting rent from tenants and keeping the cost of maintenance and repairs at a minimum. Landlords are best protected from loss of income when the lease sets forth the result of any and all potential conflicts.
These leases give a precise definition in the event of a tenant’s continuous late payment. The chronic non-payment proceeding is treated as a violation of the tenancy. The landlord can look directly to the lease in addition to the judicial precedents. Also, it permits the landlord to terminate the lease before the end date, maximizing income and use of resources.
In addition, landlords can collect greater revenue for extra services their buildings provide, which would be lost without the provisions of these leases. The leases name all monies coming to the landlord as “additional rent” to secure income owed. This allows the landlord to sue and collect the unpaid money in one court and one proceeding. Fees for services such as parking, health club, cleaning, concierge, or chauffeur, will be collectible as additional rent. If a tenant defaults on paying additional rent, the landlord is given the same remedies as if there was a default in payment of rent. These provisions guarantee income owed, and can avoid lengthy court battles.
Delayed Possession
Generally, landlord’s are liable for the difference between market rent and lease rent when unable to deliver possession of the apartment on the start date. However, landlord’s can limit the tenant’s recovery by specifying what conduct on the part of the landlord is excused and by placing a reasonable time period to keep the incoming tenant on the hook. These leases bind the tenant to the lease for at least 90 days before the lease can be considered cancelled. It also relieves landlord of any liability when an apartment is not ready for occupancy at the start date. Other leases relieve the landlord only for reasons beyond the landlord’s reasonable control.
Preserving Building Aesthetics
There is a positive correlation between preserving building aesthetics and maximizing potential income. These lease include provisions that require tenants to keep the building well maintained. It forbids hanging blankets and sheets in windows, restricts use of laundry lines, restricts plants exceeding the load bearing capacity on a terrace, regulates additional locks on apartment doors, restricts use of antennas without written consent, and places responsibility on tenant’s for ordinary maintenance to prevent mold growth.
Noise
These leases help ensure that people live in harmony by placing boundaries on noise producing devices, including musical instruments and electronics. The restrictions specify time of day, days of week, and gross duration of use, ensuring a certain quality of life for all tenants in the building and a lowered likelihood of the landlord having to defend noise claims.
Technology Clauses
To protect the landlord, leases should mention modern technologies. No landlord wants to litigate problems arising from the tenant’s internet connection or interference with a neighbor’s internet connection. These leases exempt the landlord from any interruptions in Internet service that the tenant may suffer. Most leases do not have updated technology clauses.
Deliveries and Security Systems
A lease should clarify the landlord’s responsibilities for secure mail delivery and maintenance of security systems. These leases state that the landlord’s agents are prohibited from receiving any mail or packages exceeding $500. If property is left with the landlord’s agents, it will conclusively have a value of $500 or less (notwithstanding the actual value). This provision limits the financial responsibility of the landlord should a tenant claim any issues with deliveries.
New York - Landlord and Tenant - All
New York - Landlord and Tenant - Leases - Condominium
• 102 - Condominium unit lease, 10 pp, 7-09. Up-to-date and comprehensive form, 11-11
New York - Landlord and Tenant - All
New York - Landlord and Tenant - Leases - Apartment
• 57 - Lease for an unregulated apartment, 13 pp., with lease riders, 23 pp., 11-11
New York - Landlord and Tenant - All
New York - Landlord and Tenant - Leases - Apartment: Regulated
• 56 - Lease for a rent stabilized apartment, 12 pp., with lease riders, including the revised Rent Stabilization Rider (9-11), 28 pp., 11-11
Florida
Nationwide, UCC and Bankruptcy - Landlord and Tenant
New Jersey - Landlord and Tenant
• 59 - Lease for an apartment (large Building), 12 pp., 11-11
New York - Landlord and Tenant - All
New York - Landlord and Tenant - Leases - Apartment
New York - Landlord and Tenant - Leases - Apartment: Regulated
New York - Landlord and Tenant - Lease - Related Forms - Rider
• 61 - Riders for regulated and unregulated apartments in NYC, including the revised Rent Stabilization Rider (9-11), 11-11
Nationwide, UCC and Bankruptcy - Landlord and Tenant
• 62 - Lease for single family home and apartment (small Building), 11 pp., 11-11
September 2011
Revised Forms
New York - Pretrial
• 399
- Request for judicial intervention (RJI); Addendums C,
F, & M, with Explanation, 22 NYCRR 202.6, UCS--840
(3/2011)
Connecticut - Landlord and Tenant
• 1251: *Apartment lease, furn/unfurn, plain English, legal size,
4 pps., 9-11
• 1252: *House lease, furn/unfurn, plain
English, legal size, 4 pps., 9-11
August
2011
Revised Form
New York - Landlord and Tenant - All
New York - Landlord
and Tenant - Lease - Related Forms - Extension and Renewal
• 330CTY: *Renewal lease form, DHCR RTP-8 EPTA, Nassau,
Rockland & Westchester,
legal size, 8-10
New Forms
Florida
• 1930: General durable power
of attorney; acknowledgment and affidavit of agent, 8-11
• 1931: General durable POA, effective upon disability
or incapacity; acknowledgment and affidavit of agent, affidavit
of physician, 8-11
• 1932: Designation of health
care surrogate, FL Stats. § 765.203, 8-11 New
Form! Nationwide, UCC and Bankruptcy - Landlord and Tenant
• 3119: Rental binder and deposit receipt, 8-11
New Form
Nationwide, UCC and Bankruptcy - Landlord and
Tenant
• 3119: Rental binder and deposit receipt,
8-11
June 2011
Revised
Form!
New York - Pretrial
• 399: Request
for judicial intervention, 22 NYCRR 202.6, UCS--840
(3/2011)
May 2011
New Form
Connecticut - Powers of Attorney, Agents, Health Care
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1219: Advanced directives (optional): appointment of health
care representative, living will or health care directives,
document of anatomical gift and designation of conservator
of the person, 5-11
Revised Form
Connecticut - Powers of Attorney, Agents, Health Care
1220
- General power of attorney; disability clause, inducement
clause, affidavit of full force and effect. Connecticut Statutory
Power of Attorney Act, 5-11
April 2011
New Forms
Nationwide - Landlord & Tenant
3120: House lease with
option to buy, plain English, furnished or unfurnished,
5-11 New York - Landlord & Tenant
3120NY: House lease with option to buy, plain English, furnished
or unfurnished, 5-11. Use with a contract of sale (NY contract
form 337 included)
January 2011
Revised Forms
New York - Landlord & Tenant
61: Collected residential
lease riders for regulated and unregulated leases in NYC
Now includes Tax Benfits Rider 421-a, Without Regard to
Tenant Income.
Modern, comprehensive apartment lease for a large building
and Condos. New York - Landlord & Tenant
57 - Lease
for an unregulated apartment, 13 pps. Prepared by Adam
Leitman Bailey & Dov Treiman
102 - Condominium unit
lease, 10 pps,. Up-to-date and comprehensive form Prepared
by Adam Leitman Bailey & Dov
Tremain
