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How to Fight a Restraining Order in Jersey City

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Being served with a restraining order in New Jersey can be overwhelming and life-altering. A restraining order—also known as a protective order—can affect your freedom, reputation, and even your job. If you’ve been served in Jersey City or Hudson County, it’s critical to understand your rights and how to fight the order effectively. At Ibrahim […]

Felony vs. Disorderly Persons Offense in Jersey City Explained

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If you’ve been charged with a crime in New Jersey, you may have heard the terms felony and disorderly persons offense. Understanding the difference between these two classifications is essential, because the severity of the charge directly impacts the penalties you face—and your future. At Ibrahim & Ibrahim Law Firm in Jersey City, we help […]

How Long Does a DUI Stay on Your Record in NJ?

If you’ve been arrested or convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) in New Jersey, one of the first questions you might ask is: How long will this stay on my record? A DUI can impact your driving privileges, insurance rates, and even employment opportunities. Understanding how long a DUI remains on your record in […]

Can a DUI Become a Felony in Jersey City if It Causes Injury?

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Understanding DUI Law in New Jersey: Traffic Violation — Not a Felony In New Jersey, a standard DUI (Driving Under the Influence) offense is classified as a traffic violation, not a felony or misdemeanor—no jury trials, no fingerprinting, and no role in the NCIC criminal database. However, this doesn’t mean the consequences are any less […]

Can You Be Convicted of DUI Without a Breathalyzer in Jersey City?

When most people think of a DUI arrest in Jersey City, they immediately picture a breathalyzer test. But what happens if no breathalyzer was used—or if you refused to take one? Can you still be convicted of drunk driving in Jersey City? The short answer is yes. In New Jersey, prosecutors can rely on other […]