Can I Expunge My Record in New Jersey?
Posted March 6th, 2023.
Categories: Criminal Defense.
Convicted of a crime? If so, you’re likely looking to expunge your record. Read on & contact us to learn more about how we can help.
Read MoreCivil Asset Forfeiture in New Jersey | What You Need to Know
Posted March 6th, 2023.
Categories: Criminal Defense.
Read this blog and reach out to our Cherry Hill, New Jersey criminal defense firm to learn about civil asset forfeiture & how we can help.
Read MoreHow Can I Defend Myself Against a DWI Charge in New Jersey? | Cherry Hill DWI Lawyer
Posted January 6th, 2023.
Categories: Criminal Defense.
Read on to learn more about the best defenses against DWI charges & how our New Jersey firm can fight for you, every step of the way.
Read MoreIntroducing…Sextortion!
Posted August 22nd, 2016.
Categories: Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence, Family Law.
Not only is New Jersey expanding its statutes to outlaw coercive criminal misconduct, federal legislators are also apparently looking into it. The Interstate Sextortion Prevention Act has been introduced by a Congresswoman from Massachusetts to punish the “interstate coercion of sexual acts, sexual contact or sexually explicit visual depictions and for other purposes.” Under the […]
Read MoreAnother Tool to Capture Child Abductors
Posted August 21st, 2016.
Categories: Criminal Defense, Family Law.
Criminal prosecutors, as well as family lawyers on the civil side, use a variety of legal strategies to locate missing and abducted children and to bring them home to their legal parents. Now, the Internal Revenue Service is using tax returns to ferret out information that might provide useful clues in ongoing investigations. A new […]
Read MoreSome custody violations are a criminal offense
Posted May 23rd, 2016.
Categories: Criminal Defense, Custody Tips, Family Law.
Parents often file petitions and motions in court charging each other with disobeying the court’s custody and visitation orders. Usually, these petitions take the form of a civil contempt petition. In such contempt petitions, one parent is charging the other one with violating the custody plan, and is seeking a court order imposing sanctions on […]
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