There are few things worse than being convicted of a crime. One of the most common criminal charges we see here in New Jersey is assault. Essentially, a person may be charged with assault if they either recklessly or intentionally cause bodily harm to another person, or if they threaten…
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In the state of New Jersey, an individual is considered a child until they reach the age of 18 years old. People over this age who commit crimes are tried as adults within the regular court system. However, it is possible for a child under the age of 18 to…
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As you know, there's nothing worse than accruing debts that you simply cannot pay off on your own. Unfortunately, many of us build up these debts not through frivolous spending and carelessness, but through real hard luck situations, such as accruing costly medical bills, losing a job due to company-wide…
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When a person is accused of possessing child pornography, they have a lot on the line. In fact, their entire future likely hangs in the balance of whether they're convicted or not. If you're currently accused of possessing or distributing child pornography, the most important thing you can do is…
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Few charges are more damaging to a person's reputation and future than those regarding domestic violence. What's worse, oftentimes, domestic violence allegations are entirely fabricated, meaning innocent men and women face criminal and civil penalties for virtually no reason at all. The state of New Jersey seeks to harshly punish…
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Being charged and convicted of a crime of any kind is devastating, but this is particularly true when it comes to sex crimes. Once you've been convicted of a sex crime, you can expect to face years of incarceration, high fines, and a variety of other penalties. However, you should…
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