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DWI and DUI Cases We Handle

​I think its obvious that, in today's society, a drivers license is an absolute necessity. Imagine how your life would change without the ability to drive legally. A D.U.I. conviction (same thing as a DWI), or one for refusal to submit to the breath test, will result in a loss of license and/or installation of the Ignition Interlock from three months to eight years, as well as jail for up to 180 days, depending on how may prior convictions you have as well as other circumstances. In addition, you face a yearly surcharge of $1,000.00, or more, for three years, substantially increased insurance rates, possible ignition interlock and attendance at an alcohol resource center.


If you are found guilty of a D.U.I, in a school zone, or you injure someone in a accident, while you're intoxicated, the penalties are much more severe.


In addition to D.U.I., under the N.J. Motor Vehicle Code, there are many circumstances where your "privilege" to drive can be suspended or otherwise adversely affected. In certain circumstances, even minor traffic violations can result in a license suspension, fine, increased insurance rates, surcharges and, yes, even jail.  In fact, although generally not imposed, even most minor moving traffic violations provide for a period of suspension and/or jail time. Unfortunately, unlike other States, New Jersey does not allow a work license, if your license is suspended.


So, if you're charged with any motor vehicle violation, its always best to at least consult with an experienced attorney

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Counties and Towns We Serve

  We can help you with your DUI matter throughout Southern New Jersey, including:



 Atlantic City, Bridgeton, Brigantine, Camden, Cape May, Cherry Hill, Clayton,


Deptford, Egg Harbor Twp., Elk Twp., Elmer, Evesham Twp., Franklinville,


Galloway Twp., Glassboro, Hamilton Twp., Hammonton, Lower Twp., Middle Twp.,


Millville, Monroe Twp., Ocean City, Penns Grove, Pennsville, Salem, Sea Isle City,


Somers Point, Upper Twp., Ventnor, Vineland, Wildwood, Wildwood Crest 


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Get Help With Your DUI Defense Today!


If you're facing a DUI charge in Southern New Jersey, the police and prosecutor are already preparing their case against you. Shouldn't you have an experienced DUI attorney, with a history of success, on your side?


Municipal Courts are directed to resolve DUI cases within 60 days, so time isn't on your side. Don't wait, get a free, confidential consultation, either in-office, by telephone or virtually through Zoom, Facetime or Skype.

I'll explain the charges and how I can help you. 

Call: 856-448-6200, or fill out the form below.



Frequently Asked Questions

What does a criminal defense lawyer do?


A criminal defense lawyer fulfills many important roles during the course of a criminal case. He or she is is responsible for defending a person who is charged with a crime. He or she speaks on the client’s behalf. As part of their representation, a Criminal Defense Attorney will, where necessary, investigate his client's case, interview witnesses, hire expert witnesses, collect evidence, review the prosecutors evidence and prepare a defense strategy.

Why are criminal defense attorneys important?


Criminal law is a complex body of state and federal legislation. In fact, each state often sets its own definitions and punishments for state crimes. The majority of crimes are state crimes. Exceptions include causing damage to federal property or inflicting injury upon a federal employee.


The average person will not have an understanding of criminal law or the criminal justice process. Unfortunately, ignorance or failing to understand criminal law is rarely an adequate defense to avoid being found guilty.


Although an individual has the right to represent himself or herself during criminal trial proceedings, the consequences of having poor legal representation can be severe. Misdemeanors, which are lesser crimes, might only entail a fine or a brief jail sentence, but felonies, which are more serious crimes, can lead to long prison terms. This is why it is so important to have someone knowledgeable about the law argue on your behalf.

How do you help reduce my sentence?


Criminal defense attorneys research the facts, investigate the case against their clients and try to negotiate deals with their adversaries (prosecutors). These deals may include reduced bail, reduced charges, and reduced sentences. Because of a number of factors—political and public pressure, overcrowded jails, overloaded court calendars—deal-making has grown in importance and has become an essential element in unclogging the criminal justice system.

How often should we communicate if I am your client?


A lawyer must stay in contact with his or her client to explain any developments in the case and to keep him or she informed about the case. The lawyer must ensure that conversations with the client are kept confidential. The lawyer must also ensure that he or she communicates information about the case to the client so that he or she has a better understanding of the possible consequences. You’re never alone in your case. We are aware that you may have questions about your case, and we are available to answer your questions, during regular business hours or we can schedule an after hours appointment by phone or virtually.


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