Bratton Law Group Attorneys at Law is pleased to announce that Real Estate Attorney and founding partner John Rothamel has passed the Bar. Rothamel took the Flordia bar this past February with plans to expand Bratton Law Group LLC to the sunshine state. Stay tuned as details emerge on Rothamel’s admission and new office openings! […]

Partner and Estate Planning Attorney, Charles Bratton, explains an often overlooked tool to transfer, and grow, wealth over generations is a Dynasty Trust.  This link is a perfect example. To learn more about Estate Planning options and a Dynasty Trust, Charles Bratton is available to answer your questions at our Haddonfield, Ewing, or Philadelphia office. Contact us

Bratton Law Group Bankruptcy attorney, Ari Linden, posted a new article for clients explaining the differences between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. While you should always contact one of Bratton Law Group’s experienced Bankruptcy Attorneys  regarding your individual situation, we’ll use this article to describe the main differences between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13

Has the current housing crisis caused you to owe more than your house is worth? Or, maybe you have you been challenged by a recent financial hardship. Regardless of your situation, like many other current homeowners, are you no longer make your mortgage payment? There may be options for you! At Bratton Law Group, we

Haddonfield, NJ (March, 2011)- Bratton Law Group Attorneys at Law LLC is honored to announce the firms two partners, Charles C. Bratton II and John D. Rothamel, have been named New Jersey Super Lawyers “Rising Stars” for 2012 by Super Lawyers magazine. Super Lawyers magazine, published in all 50 states, recognizes the top up and coming

The current real estate market is unlike any we have ever seen. Real estate values endured a roller coaster ride during the past decade, leaving many homeowners currently owing more than their home is worth. This trend, coupled with the global economic crisis has created an unprecedented volume of properties in Foreclosure, leaving homeowners asking

As estate planning attorneys, the thought of someone dying without a will, makes us cringe.  Why?  If you die without a will, you completely lose control.  There are three main purposes for a having a will and each and every person, age 18 or older, needs his or her own will.  No exceptions. Click here

As a young family you may be thinking that Estate Planning is just for the wealthy and elderly, however as an Estate Planning attorney, I am constantly educating my clients of this exact misconception and the power of estate planning! I urge you to watch this moving story as fellow Wealth Counsel member and Estate