Personalized Treatment with Attention to Detail Since 2005
Municipal Court, Maplewood, NJ
Clear Guidance Through Municipal Cases
Navigating New Jersey’s municipal courts is not easy. Our New Jersey criminal defense lawyers handle all phases of a case, from investigation, through pre-trial motions, trial and appeals. A wealth of experience and knowledge enables our NJ lawyers to ease your passage through the court system, while at the same time working with you to help you secure the best possible outcome in your case.
Our experienced and well-respected NJ criminal law attorneys handle various matters throughout the municipal courts of the State of New Jersey, including:
- Assault & Battery, and Threat Offenses
- Cell Phone/Texting While Driving
- DWI/DUI (Drunk Driving
- Drug Charges
- Sex Offenses
- Theft Offenses
- Firearms & Weapons Possession
- Domestic Violence
- Disorderly Persons Offenses
- Petty Disorderly Persons Offenses
- Ordinance Violations
- Juvenile Crimes
- Traffic Violations
- Reckless Driving
- Careless Driving
- Driving While Suspended
- Driving Without a License
- Speeding
Experienced NJ criminal law attorneys fighting for your rights
If you or a member of your family has been accused or charged with committing a crime in New Jersey, you are probably frightened and confused.
- What penalties am I facing?
- Should I talk to the police?
- What should I do next?
Our extensive knowledge of the New Jersey criminal law and experience enables our law firm to provide our clients with immediate and accurate answers regarding penalties, your best legal defense to the charge, how to respond to the police, detectives or investigators employed by the County prosecutor’s office and, most importantly, exactly what you need to do next. If you need the assistance of an experienced municipal court lawyer in NJ, our NJ law firm is prepared to fight for your rights.
Exercise your 5th Amendment Constitutional right to remain silent
If you are under suspicion, have been arrested by the police, or have been charged with a crime in New Jersey, it is critical that you exercise your constitutional right to remain silent until you have a NJ criminal lawyer present. Be polite, but be firm – do not answer any questions for law enforcement officials or prosecutors until you have spoken to a NJ criminal attorney.
Contact our office today and protect your rights.