Protective Orders in NJ Domestic Violence Cases: How to Defend Your Rights and Your Future
At the heart of this are Temporary Restraining Orders (TROs), which are granted ex parte (without your presence) and impose strict, immediate limitations.
At the heart of this are Temporary Restraining Orders (TROs), which are granted ex parte (without your presence) and impose strict, immediate limitations.
Your legal rights are still very much on the line. It’s important to understand the limits of police authority and the steps you can take to protect yourself during a traffic stop in New Jersey.
This is about understanding the fundamental differences in resources, time, and focus so you can choose what is truly best for your situation. At Fetky & Petty, we believe an informed client makes the best decisions for their future.
New Brunswick and Middlesex County courts have specific procedures, judges, and prosecutors. Having a lawyer who knows these local nuances can help build a stronger defense strategy tailored to your situation.
A late-night stop on Route 18. A misunderstanding at a Rutgers-adjacent rental. A search that felt like overreach. In New Brunswick, even minor charges can spiral quickly. Here’s how local knowledge protects your rights.