If you’ve been stopped by law enforcement officers and cited for a traffic violation, your first inclination can often be to simply pay the ticket and accept the consequences. That may not be the best way to protect your rights and your future. You may risk accumulating a number of points on your driving record, putting your driving privileges at risk. It’s always a good idea to talk to an experienced attorney to learn your options.
At the Law Offices of Howard N. Sobel, we have protected the rights of individuals in New Jersey Municipal Court traffic matters for more than 35 years. We place a premium on providing the highest levels of personal service and attention to every client. We’ll listen carefully to learn exactly what happened in your situation, as well your objectives, so that we can tailor our counsel to meet your specific needs.
Contact our office online or call us at 856-424-6400.
We aggressively defend people facing traffic charges in Municipal Court in New Jersey. We’ll conduct a thorough investigation of the facts and circumstances of your traffic stop, looking at whether police had probable cause to pull you over, and whether you were properly notified of your Miranda rights after you were taken into custody.
We handle all types of traffic violations that are prosecuted in municipal court, including speeding, reckless driving, driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, and driving without a license, driving while on the revoked list or driving without insurance.
To schedule a confidential consultation, send us an e-mail or call our office at 856-424-6400. We accept all major credit cards. Evening and weekend appointments are available upon request.
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