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New York Parental Alienation Lawyers
New York Parental Alienation Lawyers
There are a number of ways to combat parental alienation in New York. One of them is to cut off child support to the other parent. New York requires that a parent support a child until age 21 pursuant to Family Ct Act § 413 [1] [a]. However, if you can prove that your right of reasonable access to the child has been unjustifiably frustrated by the custodial parent, child support payments can be suspended. Helpful cases include Matter of Crouse v Crouse, 53 AD3d 750, 751 [2008]; Matter of Dobies v Brefka, 83 AD3d 1148, 1152 [2011] and Usack v Usack, 17 AD3d 736, 737-738 [2005]). To win your case, you are required to show that the other parent intentionally orchestrated and encouraged the estrangement of you from the children or that they actively interfered with or deliberately frustrated your visitation rights. Matter of Crouse v Crouse, 53 AD3d at 752, quoting Usack v Usack, 17 AD3d at 739.
Of course, there are many other ways to fight back against parental alienation. To discuss all of your rights and options, call our team of tough, smart New York attorneys at 1-855-9-JEFLAW or visit our parental alienation website
Fare Evasion 32:1-146.8
Fare Evasion Charges 32:1-146.8
A charge of fare evasion for a violation often surprises many people because it can lead to jail time. Specifically, subsection 4 of this regulation states:
(4) No person not authorized by PATH shall be permitted in or upon any car or other rolling stock or station or platform or parking facility within the Hudson Tubes or Hudson Tubes extensions, except upon payment in full of such fares, fees and other charges as may from time to time be prescribed by PATH. No person shall refuse to pay or evade or attempt to evade the payment in full of such fares, fees and other charges.
Thus, if you sneak onto a PATH train or otherwise evade any other PATH fare, you are in violation of this statute. These violations are often seen in Newark, Jersey City and Hoboken. Pursuant to 32:1-146.9, violators are subject to jail time up to 30 days in jail. While this may seem serious, not paying for a fare is similar to theft which would subject you to six months in jail.
If you are facing a charge for fare evasion for violating 32:1-146.8 in any court in New Jersey, call our team of tough, smart attorneys 24/7 at 1-855-9-JEFLAW.
Danielle’s Law Violation Defense
Danielle’s Law Violation Defense
The first time most people hear about Danielle’s Law is when they are accused of violating it. In New Jersey, this law requires staff working with people that have developmental disabilities or traumatic brain injuries to call 911 in the event of a life-threatening emergency. What exactly is a “life-threatening. emergency”, who should have called 911 and if calling 911 was better than the care that the staff member rendered are common issues that come up in Danielle’s law investigations.
If you are found to have violated Danielle’s law, you will be subject to a fine by the State of New Jersey. You may also be subject to additional civil and criminal problems. Keep in mind that anything you say or do can be used against you. Therefore, before you talk to anyone, call our team of tough, smart attorneys right away at 1-855-9-JEFLAW. Our attorneys have handled these case and we know how to defend them.
Charged with Promoting Gambling in Bergen County
Charged with Promoting Gambling in Bergen County?
If you are charged with promoting gambling (or conspiracy to promote gambling) in Bergen County, chances are that you are facing fourth degree felony charges. While there is also a disorderly person’s offense charge of promoting gambling, a prosecution for same would like be rare. In New Jersey, a conviction for a fourth degree felony could be devastating. Not only would you have a felony criminal record which could destroy your career, but you could also be looking at incarceration. Fourth degree felony charges for promoting gambling carry up to 18 months in prison.
If you or someone you know is charged with promoting gambling in Bergen County or anywhere else in New Jersey, call us 24 hours a day, any day at 1-855-9-JEFLAW. Our offices are easy to reach from anywhere in Bergen County and our consultations are free.
Camden County Attempted Possession of a Controlled Dangerous Substance
Camden County Attempted Possession of a Controlled Dangerous Substance
Recently, Camden County charged over 40 people in a sting operation with Attempted Possession of a Controlled Dangerous Substance. This is a third degree crime and an attempt like this is punished in the same was as the actual crime. In other words, there is no difference if you are charged with attempt or actual possession of CDS. The primary defense in these cases is entrapment. Most people are familiar with the entrapment defense. If the defense attorney can show that the undercover police officer initiated the criminal activity, then the defense may be successful. While the initial consultation may shed some light on this issue, the police reports are needed to really analyze this defense and any other that may be useful.
If you are charged with Attempted Possession of a Controlled Dangerous Substance in Camden County, call us at 1-855-9-JEFLAW to discuss your case. Our Cherry Hill office is just minutes from the Camden County Superior Court.
Seaside Heights Trespassing Lawyer
Seaside Heights Trespassing Lawyer
If you have a trespassing charge out of Seaside Heights, it means that you probably went somewhere that you should not have gone because the public is not permitted or you were already told not to come back. This is a common offense with all of the motels in town. A lot of people get kicked out of the motels and when they try to come back, they get hit with a trespassing charge. Likewise, if you were asked to leave and did not, you could also be facing a charge. No matter what the facts of your case, our team of tough, smart lawyers will fight for you to get your case dismissed. Don’t let a fun night gone wrong ruin your life with a criminal record.
Our Seaside Heights Lawyers are easy to reach with offices in Toms River and throughout the entire state of New Jersey. Call us at 1-855-9-JEFLAW to discuss your case today. We are affordable and aggressive. Our initial consultations are free.
Seaside Heights Speeding Ticket Lawyer
Seaside Heights Speeding Ticket Lawyer
With most of the town having a speed limit of 25 mph, its easy to get a traffic ticket for speeding in Seaside Heights. Besides the points and fines, you don’t want to have to drive all the way back down the shore to sit in court all day to deal with this ticket. If you live out of state, our team of tough, smart traffic ticket lawyers can go to court for you to resolve your case without you having to even come to court. If you live in New Jersey, we’ll do everything we can to get you in and out of court as quickly as possible.
Our Seaside Heights Lawyers are easy to reach with offices in Toms River and throughout the entire state of New Jersey. Call us at 1-855-9-JEFLAW to discuss your speeding ticket case today. We are affordable and aggressive. Our initial consultations are free.
Seaside Heights Public Urination Lawyer
Seaside Heights Public Urination Lawyer
Wherever there is a ton of alcohol and a shortage of public bathrooms, you will have a public urination tickets. This is likely not something you want on your record. Don’t let one night of partying that got out of hand impact you. Let our team of tough, smart lawyers help you resolve your public urination charge in Seaside Heights.
Our Seaside Heights Lawyers are easy to reach with offices in Toms River and throughout the entire state of New Jersey. Call us at 1-855-9-JEFLAW to discuss your case today. We are affordable and aggressive. Our initial consultations are free.
N.J.A.C. 4A:2-2.3(a)(4) Chronic or excessive absenteeism or lateness Defense Lawyers
N.J.A.C. 4A:2-2.3(a)(4) Chronic or excessive absenteeism or lateness Defense Lawyers
N.J.A.C. 4A:2-2.3(a)(4) subjects an employee to discipline for Chronic or excessive absenteeism or lateness. There are a number of defenses here. The first is to determine if any of the absences are excused or should have been excused. While that may not always be a total defense, the defense attorney needs to paint a picture of what is really going on here. There is a big difference between an employee suffering a medical condition and an employee that just doesn’t show up to work. Other defenses include the defense showing that the absences did not require the employer to reschedule employees or pay other employees overtime. Yet another defense is to argue that progressive discipline was not used. If the employee was not counsled or disciplined before for the same thing, this would go a long way to helping the defense achieve a great result for the client.
If you are facing charges of Chronic or excessive absenteeism or lateness call us at 1-855-9-JEFLAW to discuss your case. We have years of experience in helping public employees facing disciplinary proceedings across the state. Our consultations are free.
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