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Your Lost Inheritance, and What You Can Do About It!

Posted by KingBarnes, LLC on February 20, 2023 | Estate Litigation

When you know in your heart that your loved one’s assets did not end up where they would have wanted, it can be frustrating and intimidating to right that wrong. However, the law is designed to make it financially possible for you to stand up for the person who can no longer speak for themself. …

Variances for Building Height and Parking Configuration : New Single-Family Dwelling and Swimming Pool

Posted by KingBarnes, LLC on February 10, 2023 | Zoning

Jeffrey P. Barnes, Esquire, represented an applicant seeking approval in order to construct a new single-family dwelling and private swimming pool at a beachfront property in Ventnor City. The Applicant received variances for building height and parking configuration. The property is located in the R-3 zone. The application was heard by the Ventnor Planning Board…

Site Plan Approval, D(2) Variance, ‘C’ Variances for Setbacks, Building Coverage, Signage, and Parking Waiver : New Cantilevered Deck at Wildwood Boardwalk Restaurant

Posted by KingBarnes, LLC on February 10, 2023 | Zoning

Jeffrey P. Barnes, Esquire, represented an applicant seeking approval in order to construct a second floor cantilevered deck at a restaurant on the Wildwood Boardwalk, modify the existing signage and install a new projecting sign. The Applicant received preliminary and final site plan approval, a D(2) variance for the expansion of a nonconforming use and…

‘C’ Variances for Buildable Substandard Lot, Building Height, Driveway Width and others : Expansion of Duplex Dwelling

Posted by KingBarnes, LLC on December 23, 2022 | Zoning

Jeffrey P. Barnes, Esquire, represented an applicant seeking approval in order to construct an addition and make various alterations and improvements to an existing duplex dwelling. The applicant received variance relief for the expansion of the existing duplex dwelling on a buildable substandard lot of less than 4,000 square feet; minimum required lot area; minimum…

‘C’ Variances for Lot Coverage and Side Yard Setback : Renovations to Single-Family Dwelling and New Inground Swimming Pool

Posted by KingBarnes, LLC on December 6, 2022 | Zoning

Jeffrey P. Barnes, Esquire, represented an applicant seeking variances for lot coverage and side yard setback in order to make certain alterations, additions and renovations to an existing single-family dwelling which included the installation of an inground swimming pool. The property is located in the Residential-B zone. The application was heard by the Stone Harbor…