If you are like most people in New Jersey, you may end up with a traffic ticket at least once in the course of your life. Many factors may contribute to these situations and it is important to remember that even the most responsible drivers get tickets now and then....
Tired drivers are considered just as dangerous as drunk drivers
When it comes to driving, New Jersey law considers tired drivers just as dangerous as drunk drivers. Not only can you fall asleep behind the wheel if you have not had enough rest, but your reaction time slows and your decisions may become impaired. We understand how...
Can you get New Jersey DMV points if you an out-of state resident?
If you are an out of state driver, you may want to know whether or not a traffic ticket you received in New Jersey will transfer points to your home state license. The answer to this question is quite often never a simple yes or no answer. The reason for this is the...
What is the process of contesting a will in New Jersey?
If you believe a family member or loved one's wishes have not been properly honored in the process of estate administration, you have a right to contest the will in New Jersey. The probate court will investigate if you believe the deceased person created or changed...
How can I fight my parking ticket?
It is easy to assume that once you find a parking ticket on your windshield, you have no choice but to accept the penalty and pay the fine. However, like many other New Jersey residents, you may be able to contest the ticket. It is not always easy to recognize when...
What is the difference between careless and reckless driving?
In New Jersey, reckless driving and careless driving may sound like the same things. For different states, there are different traffic laws that deal with reckless and careless driving. In some states, there is no distinction, whereas others have separate statutes...
What defenses do and do not work in traffic court?
If you received a traffic ticket in New Jersey, you may wish to fight the ticket in traffic court. While it never hurts to show up to court armed with a defense, you should double-check to make sure your defense is a viable one. FindLaw explores common and effective...
How child support works in New Jersey
New Jersey child support laws ensure that children receive financial support from both parents. The state Child Support Enforcement Agency establishes a legal child support order and administers enforcement of the order. Whether you are facing divorce or you never...
How should you handle false allegations of child abuse?
New Jersey courts take allegations of child abuse very seriously and, if it turns out that the allegations are substantial, they may terminate the abusive parent's parental rights. Unfortunately, some parents use this fact to their advantage during bitter divorce...
What is the history of ticket cameras in New Jersey?
Cameras that collect evidence of you speeding or running a red light are nothing new in New Jersey. They are a highly controversial way for law enforcement to be able to monitor roadways for traffic violations without having to increase the number of officers on the...