Burlington County Prosecutor Charges Husband and Wife in Hit-and-Run
January 6, 2021
The Burlington County Prosecutor's Office has announced the arrest of two individuals for their alleged involvement in a fatal hit-and-run last year. According the a press release, Tonya Brown, 35, is accused of driving an SUV that struck and killed Ronald Zukowski on Dec. 29, 2019, while Mr. Zukowski tried to cross Lakehurst Road near Choctaw Drive. In addition to Mrs. Brown, Victor Brown, 44, is accused of assisting his wife to conceal the evidence of the crime. Investigators were able ... Read More»
Burlington County Police Departments Receive Funding for DWI Checkpoints
December 7, 2020
The Division of Highway Traffic Safety has announced their involvement with New Jersey Police Departments to investigate and target Drunk Driving throughout the State. This effort, dubbed the “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” holiday campaign, will to establish checkpoints and set up additional patrols from now until January 1, 2021. In total, the Division will be granting a total of $656,340 to departments across the State, including Cinnaminson, Evesham, Mount Laurel, Pemberton and ... Read More»
New Jersey Gun Charges for Pennsylvania Resident
November 13, 2020
One of the most common misconceptions amongst gun owners traveling through New Jersey is that their home state license/permit gives them reciprocity to carry in New Jersey. That is simply not the case. While Pennsylvania gun owners have reciprocity to carry their weapon in States like Ohio, Virginia, Indiana and West Virginia, this reciprocity does not extend to states like New Jersey. Our office is frequently called by Pennsylvania residents who were arrested and charged with Unlawful ... Read More»
Information About Restraining Orders in New Jersey
November 5, 2020
Can Anyone Get a Restraining Order in New Jersey? Not necessarily. Pursuant to the Prevention Against Domestic Violence Act, a "victim" applying for the restraining order must demonstrate that they are have a "domestic relationship" with the defendant and that they are the victim of an “act of domestic violence” from the defendant. The qualify as having a "domestic relationship" with the defendant, the victim must show that they fall under one of three categories listed in N.J.S.A. ... Read More»
Disorderly Persons Offense Attorney in Mount Laurel New Jersey
September 10, 2020
Need an Lawyer in Mount Laurel for a Disorderly Persons Charge Mount Laurel, which is located in the southwestern region of Burlington County is home to just under 42,000 residents and spreads nearly 22 square miles. Due to the fact that major roadways like the Turnpike and Route 295 running through Mount Laurel, the amount of traffic varies daily. With the large residential population and heavy transient population, Mount Laurel experiences a significant amount of criminal offenses ... Read More»
DWI Downgraded to Reckless Driving in New Jersey
June 28, 2020
Driving While Intoxicated charges, while technically not "criminal" offense, carry serious penalties in New Jersey. This applies whether you are facing a First Offense DWI, Second Offense DWI or Third Offense DWI. If found guilty, you could be facing mandatory driver's license suspension, installation of ignition interlock device, thousands of dollars in fines and surcharges, mandatory attendance in the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center and even incarceration in the county jail. Just ... Read More»