Expungment

If you’ve been convicted of a crime in New Jersey and a judge has issued your sentence, you may still have a few opportunities to have the case reconsidered in court. Most judicial decisions can be appealed, but a thorough … Continued

As of January 1, 2017, New Jersey’s current bail have undergone some major changes, and anyone facing criminal charges, or under investigation for criminal activity, will need to understand how these changes could affect their chances of making bail, and … Continued

Facing a criminal charge, especially if it is your first one, can be daunting, and the effects of a criminal record loom while you wait for trial. For many people, a criminal conviction—even one for a minor infraction—can cost them … Continued

If you’ve been convicted of a crime in New Jersey, it’s likely that you were sentenced to time in jail, a probationary period, community service, or ordered to pay fines and make financial restitution. Depending on the nature of your … Continued

If you’ve been convicted of a crime, and you’ve served the time in jail or performed community service as sentenced by a judge, and you’ve paid all your court fees and fines, your debt to society is considered repaid. But … Continued