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Most of the traffic charges we receive are for speeding, not following traffic devices, not having insurance or a driver’s license in the driver’s possession, or not having the correct registration information Your charges are going to be listed on the ticket, and it is important to know what they are The court will […]
Read MoreYes, but it will depend on the nature and the number of the charges. In almost every circumstance, the police officers or prosecutors are willing to reduce charges They will look at an individuals prior record, they’ll look at the severity of the charge, and they’ll look at some type of reasonable basis for a […]
Read MoreReckless driving in New Jersey is driving with willful or wanton disregard for the safety of others on the road This means that you knowingly, or purposefully, did something to put those other people or yourself at risk. Reckless driving is typically in connection with a ticket for DUI, or occasionally for speeding in excess […]
Read MoreIn New Jersey, you can stop paying child support when the child is emancipated. A child is considered to be emancipated if the child no longer lives at home, has graduated from school, and is beyond requiring emotional and financial support. In New Jersey, 18 is not the magic number. If you need clarity in […]
Read MoreIn the state of New Jersey, retirement plans and pension plans are subject to equitable distribution, which means that the marital share of that plan, pension or 401(k), is distributed equally between the parties. This is done via a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (or QDRO). I suggest you consult an experienced attorney if you are […]
Read MoreIf you are served with a divorce complaint, do the following: first, take a deep breath; second, collect all your financial documents; and third, contact an experienced attorney to understand your rights and responsibilities are in handling the divorce proceedings. Your financial documents include: any payments that you make each month, any 401(k)s, any income […]
Read MoreDuring a divorce, equitable distribution is the equalization of marital property, assets and debts that were accumulated during the marriage. Sometimes those can be split in such as way that it is all balanced out between spouses, but very often everything must be split down the middle. Consult an experienced attorney for guidance with this […]
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