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Criminal defense, family law, estate planning and business matters — handled by Ibrahim & Ibrahim Law Firm from offices in Jersey City, Paterson and East Brunswick. Every area the firm takes on is listed below, so you can go straight to the one that matches your situation.
The first consultation is free and confidential. Tell us what happened and we will tell you honestly where you stand — and whether it is something this firm should handle.
Offices
Jersey City · Paterson · East Brunswick
Phone
(855) 529-0030
WHAT WE HANDLE
Each page below explains what the charge or matter involves under New Jersey law, what the realistic outcomes are, and how the firm approaches it. If you are not sure where your situation belongs, call and ask — that conversation is free.
In the bustling urban landscape of Jersey City, New Jersey, experienced estate planning attorneys play an indispensable role in the intricate and often emotionally charged arena of will contests and estate litigation.
A traffic violation in New Jersey can result in heavy fines, increased insurance costs, and potentially a suspended license.
From zoning issues to splitting assets in a divorce, you need help to protect your property. Property law can be confusing for the average person, but our attorney can help you navigate it in a way that serves your best interests–now and far into the future.
When you are going through a divorce or another significant change in your family, you need a lawyer to protect your rights.
The seasoned attorneys at Ihab Ibrahim Law Firm are not only well-versed in the intricacies of New Jersey estate laws but also specialize in offering bespoke estate planning services that meticulously cater to the specific demands of each client in Jersey City, New Jersey.
Sexual harassment and discrimination can make your workplace miserable and affect your career goals and mental health.
Getting divorced in New Jersey can be a complicated process given the state laws involved and the potential for disagreements.
If you face criminal charges in New Jersey, you do not have to do so alone. No matter the case, criminal defense attorney Ihab Ibrahim can defend your rights and help you achieve the best possible legal outcome.
Are you ready to incorporate your business and not sure where to begin? Are you looking for new representatives for your corporation
The estate planning attorneys at Ihab Ibrahim Law in Jersey City, New Jersey, stand at the forefront of advanced trust and tax planning, offering detailed, personalized strategies to protect and enhance clients’ financial legacies.
HOW THE FIRM WORKS
Legal problems rarely stay in one lane. A criminal charge can affect a custody order; a divorce can turn into a property dispute; an estate can end up in litigation. Keeping those matters under one roof means nobody has to be brought up to speed twice.
Every matter starts with a conversation about what actually happened and what your realistic options are. There is no charge for it and no obligation to hire the firm.
The firm appears regularly in the municipal and Superior Court venues where these cases are heard, which is why deadlines and local practice rarely come as a surprise.
Jersey City, Paterson and East Brunswick, serving clients across Hudson, Passaic and Middlesex County. Se habla español, and consultations can be arranged at whichever office is closest to you.
COMMON QUESTIONS
A few things people ask most often. Anything not covered here is worth a phone call — there is no charge for the conversation.
Yes. The first consultation is free and confidential, whether the matter is a criminal charge, a divorce, an estate question or a business dispute. You are not obligated to hire the firm afterward.
The firm works throughout New Jersey from offices in Jersey City, Paterson and East Brunswick, with the heaviest concentration of matters in Hudson, Passaic and Middlesex County.
Call and describe what happened in plain language. Part of the first conversation is sorting out what kind of matter it actually is — and telling you honestly if it is something another firm is better placed to handle.
Anything on paper that relates to the matter: charging documents or a summons, court notices with dates, any orders already entered, contracts, or correspondence from the other side. If you have nothing yet, come anyway.
Call (855) 529-0030. If a court date, a filing deadline or an arrest is involved, say so when you call so the matter is looked at the same day.
