David Reinherz
David Reinherz, Esq. is a bankruptcy and family law attorney with nearly 30 years of experience in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. He is also a certified divorce mediator and has trained naturally for over 30 years.
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The Water’s Up, the Rates Are Up, and a Robot Graded My Homework (opens the original)
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Thanks for reading! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.Before anything else: to everybody down the NJ shore this weekend, the year-rounders, the second-home folks, a
Twenty-Five Years Later, and Still Rebuilding (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years ago this morning I was at work in downtown Philadelphia. The news came in pieces, one attack and then another, and slowly it sank in that this was no accident. Getting home took hours. Nobody knew what to do, so we just tried to find the people we loved and hold on until the world made sense again.Before anything else, my thoughts today are with the people at the heart of this, not those of us who watched from a safe distance. Nearly three thousand people never made it home at
A Robot Beat Usain Bolt. A Ferry Beat the Robot. (opens the original)
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We snuck in a little beach time this week, probably the last of the season. One early morning, my wife and I got the bikes down to the boardwalk, our first time all year, then walked the sand while it was still empty. Another day, on a last-minute call, we caught the early ferry from Cape May to Lewes with our youngest. Nothing planned, nothing booked, but those can be the best memories, I think.Also on the homefront, my oldest just went back for year two of college. The two younger ones start T
America Hit $40 Trillion? (opens the original)
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The most interesting financial thing I did this summer was almost nothing.I did not refinance a property. I did not pull equity out to chase another deal. I did not make some heroic bet because the market dipped for forty-eight hours. I put a little more money into the same broad index funds I already own, left my small moonshot sleeve alone, and closed the laptop.That is the story.I wrote before about reaching zero debt at 50, and how oddly unexciting it felt. No confetti. No screenshot. Just a
New Jersey Took the Spoon for My Ice Cream. My Rental’s Going Out As-Is. (opens the original)
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Happy August, everybody.We’re in that stretch where summer is clearly winding down, the light’s changing, and everyone’s pretending they’re not already thinking about fall. So here’s my check-in — some business, some personal, and the thread that runs through both.Let’s start with the important news: New Jersey saved us from the plastic spoon.I saw the sign at Rita’s Water Ice. Utensils, it explained, are now available by request, on account of the new state law. Which is a neat trick at a place
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