I agree with my colleagues. At this point a good place to start was already discussed, a good place to start now is to contact the court. I also...

you asked this question previously. See my precious answer to your question. Consider an expungement and see an artorney regarding your eligibility...

You are facing both point and non-point bearing motor vehicle point offenses. The reckless driving, NJSA 39:4-96 carries 5 points and the 4-88(b)...

When asked on an application if I've ever been convicted of crime what do I answer?

It's appears you have two disorderly persons convictions. NJ classifies it's criminal offenses under its criminal code as either disorderly...

My wife was caught doing 90mph in a 65mph zone and she had our two infant sons with her on nj tpk. Can she go to jail?

You didn't state of there was a accident or injury. Why was there a personal injury mark off? However, I agree with Mr. Aalsberg. Even if the mark...

I concur with my colleague, attorney Aalsberg. Disorderly conduct is generally a type of disorderly/petty disorderly persons offense which is part...

If im accepted into pti do i technically have a charge until i complete it?

I'm not sure completely what you are trying to ask. If you have an attorney already handling your matter ask him if her as he or she best knows...

I was arrested in 2008 for Criminal possession of marihuana in the fourth degree. a class A misdemeanor.

I agree with my colleague. Perhaps this is something that should have been discussed prior to filing with a lawyer in this first place,if for...

I'm trying to get an expungement. How do I prove that I paid my restitution in the 1990's if there is a judgment against me?

I agree with Attorney Aalsberg. Your prior attorney, if your lucky may have records of the case. Alternatively, if this is not feasible, you can...

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Am i allowed to bring pen/pencil and paper up when i am on the stand

While I don't suppose there will be a need for them, As Attorney Aalsberg has stated, this is up to the judge. Your lawyer will have his or her...