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Dulaney IRS Tax Attorney
By juliastambaugh June 28, 2014
The Internal Revenue Service is a large monster. Knowing they are the biggest collection agency in America didn’t scare me. What frightened me was that I owed them money and I had no idea what they would do to be able to make me pay for it. The final letter I received stated that I owed a little over $36,000. I called these people and once I signed the Power of Attorney, I didn’t have to worry any longer. They helped me from the first day and I’m now stress free! God Bless America! ...read more
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Charged With Drunk Driving? Fight to Have Your Case Dismissed
Adrunk driving convictioncan significantly change your life—you could lose your license, pay heavy fines, or even go to jail. You may be required to enroll in a rehabilitation program or complete community service work. The conviction will be on your permanent record, which could cause problems for you if you need to rent a car, get driver’s insurance, find work, and more. Depending on the circumstances of your case, you may be able to have the charges dismissed or dropped, and keep the incident from having such a drastic impact. An experienced drunk driving attorney can evaluate your case, and determine your best options. You have the right to defend yourself, and to question any actions made during your arrest or booking that may have been in violation of your rights. Dropped or Dismissed? Most people use these terms to cover anything that isn’t a conviction, but in fact, each one means something different in regards to the legal end of your case. If your charges are “dropped,” this means that the charges have been cancelled. This could happen if you arrange for a deal with the prosecution’s office, and agree to plea to a less serious crime in exchange for having the more serious charges dropped. If your charges are “dismissed,” that means there was not enough evidence for the prosecution to successfully convict you. In New Jersey, you can’t get your drunk driving charges dropped, so agreeing to plead guilty to a lesser charge will not help you in a DUI case. Law enforcement officials have a legal obligation to continue any drunk driving investigation, so you have to deal with your charges in court if you have been arrested for drunk driving. However, you may be able to get your charges dismissed. Depending on the evidence against you, and the circumstances of your case, you may be able to demonstrate to a judge that the charges should be dismissed. A dismissal of your case can happen for a variety of reasons: · The prosecution has a lack of evidence. Because they have to prove that you were intoxicated, they need either hard evidence of your blood alcohol content, like a Breathalyzer sample or a urine test, or they have to rely on their own observation. Typical signs of drunkenness include unsteadiness, bloodshot eyes, and lack of concentration, but these can also be attributed to certain medical conditions or other circumstances. Officers may also rely on evidence collected as part of a field sobriety test, which is not always a foolproof method. · You weren’t actually driving at the time. If you were in your vehicle, but not driving, you can still be charged with a DUI. However, you may be able to prove that you did not and could not have had control of the vehicle. · Your constitutional rights were violated during the traffic stop, or during your arrest. If the officer failed to read you your rights, or if anything else weird went on during the incident, you may be able to have your charges dismissed because you weren’t treated properly. In order to obtain a conviction, the prosecution has to prove that you are guilty beyond reasonable doubt, and that you were in violation of the state’s DWI law N.J.S.A. 39:4-50. If they can’t prove this, your case could be dismissed. DUI Attorneys If you’re facing DUI charges in New Jersey,contact an experienced DUI defense attorneyto discuss your case. ...read more
By The Gorman Law Firm June 04, 2018
special needs planning Hackensack New Jersey - Janet B. Lurie, ESQ
Janet B. Lurie, ESQ is your attorney service in Hackensack, New Jersey. Your loved ones mean more to you than anything so make sure they’re protected with a will, a revocable or irrevocable trust. Janet B. Lurie, ESQ is a dedicated Elder Law advocate who will fight for your rights. You’ve worked hard all your life to build and protect your assets and want to see that your property is protected and properly disbursed after you pass on. Janet B. Luriecan help you writea will that will let your wishes be known, and a will that will protect you and your family. By planning ahead, we’ll work together to explore all your long term care financial and legal options. ...read more
By Janet B Lurie September 10, 2014
NJ Bail Bond Serving Bergen, Passaic, Essex, Camden, Monmouth Counties
NJ BAIL BOND SOLUTIONS&RESULTS; New Jersey Bail Bonds in a flash! NJ Bail Bonds Now is NJ's quickest Bail Bondsman ready to go to work for you 7 days a week, 24 hours a day! No one WILL get you out of jail in NJ FASTER or for a BETTER price. Let New Jersey's expert Bail bondsman njbailbondnow.com get you out of JAIL NOW! Don't DELAY, NJ Bail Bond experts are waiting to get you out of jail NOW! Call us anytime! ...read more
By NJ Bail Bonds Now July 15, 2012