Domestic Violence

Dismissing a final restraining order requires that you go to the courthouse where you will be referred to the domestic violence unit. They will counsel you as to whether or not you truly want to dismiss the order – based on whether or not you feel safe in view of the fact that, at one
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In my opinion as an experienced New Jersey Domestic Violence Lawyer, when facing a domestic violence situation – whether you’re the victim or the person accused of domestic violence – it is imperative that you speak with an attorney. Many more ramifications can result from the domestic violence situation, and it is important to be
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Clients often come to me as a New Jersey Domestic Violence Attorney, when they have received a final restraining order.  If you receive a final restraining order, it’s important to know that a final restraining order establishes a permanent situation. The alleged victim is the only person who can dismiss a final restraining order. Also,
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Clients often come to me as a New Jersey Domestic Violence Lawyer, and ask if their are any other options than going to a domestic violence trial.  You don’t necessarily have to go through a trial to get a final restraining order following a domestic violence situation. The alternative, called a civil restraining order, allows the
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