Resources
Plain-English explainers
Short guides to New Jersey and federal law in the areas we practice. They are general information, not advice about your case, and the law can change.
DCPP 101: What Happens When Allegations of Child Abuse Are Reported to DCPP
A step-by-step walk through the referral, the investigation and findings, the administrative appeal, Superior Court litigation, Title 30 proceedings, and termination of parental rights.
New Jersey Expungement: How It Works
What can be expunged in New Jersey, how the petition process works, and why a cleared record matters for jobs, housing and licensing.
Child Custody in New Jersey: The Basics
Legal custody versus physical custody, how New Jersey's best-interests standard works, and what it takes to change an existing custody order.
Extreme Risk Protective Orders in New Jersey: How They Work
Who can ask a New Jersey court to remove a person's firearms, how temporary and final extreme risk protective orders work, how long an order lasts, and what it means for firearms permits.
New Jersey Handgun Carry Permits: How They Work
Who decides a New Jersey application for a permit to carry a handgun, what an applicant must show, where a permit holder may not carry, and what happens after a denial.
PPP and EIDL Loan Fraud: Charges and Time Limits
How PPP and EIDL loans are still being reviewed, how long the government has to bring a case, the federal charges and civil claims involved, and the intent the government must prove.
This website is for general information only and is not legal advice. Reading it does not make you a client of the firm. Every case turns on its own facts, and you should speak with an attorney about your specific situation before acting. Results may vary depending on your particular facts and legal circumstances.
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