As of December 1, 2019, most New Jersey drivers convicted of first-time drunk driving will be able to drive once they have installed an interlock device on their vehicles. The cost of installation and monthly monitoring usually amounts to several hundred dollars....
On December 5, 2019, Monmouth County burglary and theft charges were dismissed against our client. Had the client been indicted and convicted, she would have faced 3 to 5 years in prison. After meeting with our client and listening to her version of events, the...
On November 19, 2019, an Ocean County, New Jersey grand jury declined to indict our client, who was charged with second degree sexual assault, and endangering the welfare of a child. Had the client been indicted and convicted, he would have faced 5 to 10 years in...
Currently, victims of domestic violence can apply for a temporary restraining order (also known as a TRO) in the Municipal Courts when the Superior Court is closed. However, if the victim requests a review of the Municipal Court denial, the victim must wait until the...
Our firm represents individuals charged with the entire array of Sandy Hook offenses, such as possession of drugs; lewdness; driving while intoxicated; destruction of property; disorderly conduct; reckless driving; speeding, and leaving the scene of an accident. Our...
Over 100 police departments throughout New Jersey have received increased funding for the arrest and prosecution of drunk drivers and drivers under the influence of drugs throughout the state. The greater police presence begins now and continues through Labor Day...
