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Victor Saul

Firm: Victor M Saul LLC

6712 Washington Ave , Egg Harbor , New Jersey 08234

Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant

I have been a practing attorney in southern New Jersey since 1995. I have worked in large firms, small firms and have been in solo practice since 2007. I believe in giving every client my undivided attention. My office manager is my wife and together we enjoy truly helping people at affordable rates.. Being a solo practioner allows me the flexibility to truly help people in need and offer my undivided attention no matter how big or small their matter may seem. Legal matters can become overwhelming and choosing the right lawyer is a very important decision.

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“I am a PA lawyer that found himself needing a NJ lawyer. Within one hour of my calling Victor he laid out a plan to success. He then executed that plan within only a matter of days…”

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“I cannot express what an incredible job Mr. Saul did for me. He was amazingly efficient! He was always there checking in, making sure things were going as planned on my end, answer…”

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Landlord told me via email I can terminate my lease, but he never sent me a signed document. | Aug 24, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
My lease expired end of July this year, and I asked my landlord if we could go month to month instead. He said he needed a signed lease because of the HOA but "we can terminate the lease whenever you want, just give me proper notice." Just to cover my bases, I asked him if he could put this "termination clause" somewhere in writing. So he sent me an amendment letter stating exactly that (no extra charges, as long as I give him 30 days notice we can terminate, the letter supercedes the lease, etc.). I signed the 12 month lease (which he had already signed when this all first started) AND the letter, but when I asked for a copy of the letter with his signature as well (right now it only has mine), he said he's traveling but will get it to me by end of the month. Normally I wouldn't mind, but the reason I want to go month to month is I'm looking to buy a house and I found one I really like! I want to put an offer on it as it won't stay on the market long, but I'm worried about protecting myself. Right now the only document I have that is signed by both of us is the 12 month lease. Could he possibly just not sign the letter and keep me on the hook for the 12 month lease? Is the email thread helpful to me at all since I told…
Roommate refusing to accept new tenant unless she speaks to me in person (has been extremely aggressive) | Aug 24, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Hi, Location: New Jersey My boyfriend and I have been living with these people for over a year and over time lots of issues have been building up. About 3 weeks ago they sat me down in front of all the roommates and I was confronted regarding a personal issue in a very uncomfortable manner. The two other girls I live with have been the most aggressive to me, I went home for a bit as I felt really overwhelmed and one of the girls reached out asking to talk, I told her I needed some time to decompress and she immediately began attacking me. It’s been a lot of : you’re a horrible person, you’re a loser, you’re a piece of shit. They just have been hurtful and made it impossible to conversate so I have not responded. After the initial text interaction my boyfriend and I decided we are moving out because we can’t handle the stress and began the process of finding tenants. The girls have been continuously texting me multiple times through the day and in a group chat simply attacking me and my character, not trying to discuss anything at all. My boyfriend was at the house and told them we were moving and finding new people, they tried to fight him but he Grey walled them as it’s not worth engaging. today we reached out and told them they have to reach out to our landlord to say it’s okay for new tenants to…
Mobile Home Ownership/Transfer after thinking I was on the lease this whole time and I'm not | Aug 18, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: New Jersey Adding if it matters to anything. My grandfather was also my legal guardian and raised me. Hello all, I'll try to keep this as simple as possible because it's confusing and I'm not sure what to do. In 2020 I had gotten a mobile home loan with my grandfathers help as my credit was poor. He basically helped by using his credit to get the approval and all but I paid for everything and sent him the money for the down payment and so on. He digitally signed documents and gave me permission (through paper work) to be able to sign for him after that was all done. The park/lands owner at the time either gaslit me or lied in order to get the sale. I was told everything would be under both of our names between the title/sale and what not. Sadly he passed away a few years ago so now that I have questions I can't ask them as he and everyone associated with him longer exist here at the park. The plan was for my grandfather to move back down here from FL as his significant other was very sick and when she passed he wanted to be closer to me, so he was going to move in here after and have me help him which was the deal. My grandfather sadly passed away in 2021 before we could be together. I've had everything on auto pay for the loan and have paid the…
Expired registration ticket turned into an arrest warrant due to, what seems to be, administrative negligence. Advice wanted please [NJ] | Aug 16, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: New Jersey So in early May I was ticketed and towed for expired registration. I renewed and had my father’s car released the very next day. I also tried to pay my ticket the very next day, but it seemed it wasn’t in the system yet. Every day, for 23 days straight, I called in to see when the ticket would be in the system so I could pay it. (I have the calls timestamped with the names of the personnel I spoke to) On the 23rd day a Sergeant told me to stop calling and that she would call me when the ticket was in the system ready to be paid. Less than a week later I receive a failure to pay notice in the mail. Obviously very annoyed I called in and had court scheduled. I waited in the zoom lobby for half an hour and no one let me in. I called in yet again and had court rescheduled for this upcoming Tuesday morning and was given a number to call if there’s any tech issues or no one lets me in the Zoom call. Yesterday I receive an arrest warrant in the mail… I’m just so upset and afraid at the whole situation. What should I do?
[NJ] Co-tenant on the same lease is threatening to have me removed and demanding a deposit he has no right to. Is a formal notice letter the right move? | Aug 1, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey Situation: I'm a named tenant on a lease for a shared house. Five tenants total, all sharing, landlord owns the building and rents out multiple units across several floors. My rent is $450/month, paid on time every month, currently by Zelle to one of the co-tenants who collects and forwards it to the landlord. The lease is being renewed for a further year starting this month. One co-tenant has appointed himself the de facto manager of the house. He collects the rent, issues rules in the group chat, and has a personal relationship with the landlord through a family connection. He is not the owner, not on any management agreement, and as far as I know has no legal role beyond being a tenant like the rest of us. The issues: While I was abroad dealing with a family medical emergency, he messaged demanding I pay him a security deposit on my return. My deposit is already held by the landlord and nothing is owed to him. He has told me and others that he will have me removed from the house, that my belongings will be put outside, and that my staying is conditional on complying with him. Most recently in the group chat, in our language, words to the effect of "stay if you want to stay" and "don't play." He repeatedly states he has influence with the landlord and can have tenants replaced at will. Four tenants before me left…

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