Military Divorce and Child Custody: Servicemembers Civil Relief Act Provisions

January 16, 2020

Filing a Divorce as an Active Duty Member Determining the best interests of the children is one of the most difficult parts of a divorce. Regardless of how amicable the divorce is, the children will experience a change in their lives. However, when one or both of the parents is also a military member, it… […]

Everything You Need to Know About Expungements in New Jersey

December 16, 2019

The Impact of a Criminal Record The mistakes that you make as a child or young adult can follow you into your adult years. A criminal record can affect your ability to get a job, attend college, or even take out certain loans. If a criminal record is keeping you back, you may have other… […]

How Long Does a DWI Conviction Stay on a New Jersey Record?

December 6, 2019

DWI Convictions in New Jersey A driving while intoxicated (DWI) charge can affect you both legally and financially. In addition to the legal charges that you face, a DWI can also affect your ability to obtain employment or to attend an educational program. If you are facing DWI charges in the state of New Jersey,… […]

DUI Charges in New Jersey: Your Guide to the New Penalties

December 5, 2019

Changes to DUI Laws for First-Time Offenders in New Jersey According to the law, every individual who gets behind the wheel of a vehicle has a general duty to provide for other people’s safety. That means drivers have a legal responsibility to drive as safely as possible. In the past, getting convicted of a DUI… […]

Can Forgery Be Considered a White-Collar Crime?

November 22, 2019

What is Forgery? When a person commits an act of forgery, the charges they will receive will depend on the situation and location where the crime was committed. It is considered a felony for some people and a misdemeanor for others, but it all depends on the exact details of the crime. Forgery is considered… […]