I am sure many people have heard on the news that Gov. Christie signed S-1046/A-2721, the Termination of Child Support law, which will go into effect February 1, 2017. To help those who pay or
One of the most common motions filed by a defense attorney, other than a bail motion is a motion to suppress evidence. The purpose of a motion to suppress is to keep the State from
This morning I successfully got a drug possession charge against my client dismissed in Newark Municipal Court. Like many cases in Newark, I was never provided with discovery for my client. Lesson to be learned
On Friday, Thomas Ivan was charged with endangering the welfare of a child. Ivan was a math teacher at Spotswood High School. He allegedly sent explicit text messages to a 17 year old girl student.
The owner of a South Amboy medical transportation company was charged with misappropriating more than $155,000 that should have been earmarked for his employees’ insurance benefits. Jeffrey Walker, owner of Maximum Care Ambulance Service Inc.,
It was announced today, that Somerset County Prosecutor Wayne J. Forrest is leaving his post as prosecutor. Mr. Forrest was sworn in as the 22nd Prosecutor for Somerset County on December 19, 1997. During his time
The answer to that question is no. I have had several people come to my office with Marital Settlement Agreements they signed without seeing an attorney first. They felt they had to sign because their
I have been to two networking events this week and I have had at least 3 people ask me my opinion on what should happen to the accused students. From the discussions I have had
There are a lot of milestones throughout history for the LGBT community, but there have been few that have Federal consequences. President Obama’s signing of the landmark law repealing the ban on gay men and