Can a person call the court to get information even if they have a lawyer?
If you have an attorney you should not call the judge's chambers for information; however, there is no particular reason why you can't call the...
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If you have an attorney you should not call the judge's chambers for information; however, there is no particular reason why you can't call the...
I'm rather surprised that none of the previous answers discussed NJ law on "tenancy by the entirety," which applies only to spouses. As an...
Although the prior response that "the truth will set you free" may be a nice idiom to live by, it is not very useful as a response to your legal...
It is clear from your question that this is something that you are very upset about, and of course it may be very serious. You should consult with...
As noted above, a person under indictment can be held in jail through trial. Under certain circumstances, a motion to reduce bail can be...
A statute of limitations dictates how long the state has to charge you with a crime. It doesn't limit how long they have to actually get a...
Your arrest is presently a matter of "public record." Although not as easy to get a hold of as a record of actual conviction (as evidenced by your...
The terminology you're using is somewhat confused. Unlike some states (such as New York), New Jersey does not have misdemeanors. It has felonies...
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In New Jersey, the doctrine you're describing is known as the Entire Controversy Doctrine.
Your family's instincts were good. Elements of what these "attorneys" have told you are similar to fraud schemes going on across the country. ...