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N.J. DCA Landlord/Tenant Information Series — (English)

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N.J. DCA Landlord/Tenant Information Series — (English)
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New Jersey (state)
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Disclosure Statement to Senior Citizen Housing Residents
Every landlord of a senior citizen housing project and every landlord of a unit within a
senior citizen housing project that is a planned unit development, shall, upon signing or renewal
of a lease, give a copy of the Truth-In-Renting Statement and the Landlord Identity Statement, as
well as a Statement that sets forth the telephone numbers of the State and local offices for the
municipality designated to receive reports of housing emergencies and complaints. If the project
is organized or operated as a planned real estate development, the governing board or body must
provide copies of the Public Offering Statement registered with the New Jersey Department of

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Community Affairs, along with a copy of the current bylaws. The tenant must sign a receipt for
these Statements and documents. The Statements and documents must be posted in one (1) or more
locations accessible to the tenants (N.J.S.A. 2A:42-113).

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 New Jersey Judiciary Ombudsman Offices
HTTPS://WWW.NJCOURTS.GOV/PUBLIC/OMBUDS.HTML
The Ombudsman provides assistance to citizens. The services include helping parties who do not have
attorneys, by explaining court procedures, programs and service; confidentially receiving and documenting complaints
from the public related to misunderstandings, conflicts, mistreatment or discrimination in the courthouse; and acting
as a mediator to resolve conflicts between the public and the courts.

The Ombudsman also serves as a point of contact to citizens who may need assistance in coordinating
multiple court services during their visit to the courthouse, makes referrals to other agencies of government, takes
customer suggestions, and develops court tours and outreach programs.