FAQ

NEW JERSEY CRIMINAL DEFENSE LAWYER

WHAT TYPES OF CRIMINAL CASES DOES KRAMINSKY LAW HANDLE IN NEW JERSEY? 

Kraminsky Law handles all aspects of criminal defense law in the State of New Jersey. This includes indictable offenses such as First, Second-, Third- and Fourth-Degree Crimes, Disorderly Persons Offenses, Petty Disorderly Persons Offenses, and Municipal Ordinances.

Indictable offenses are heard in the Superior Court of New Jersey whereas disorderly persons offenses, petty disorderly persons offenses and Municipal Ordinances are heard in the various Municipal Courts throughout the State of New Jersey.

WHAT ARE INDICTABLE CRIMES IN NEW JERSEY?

Indictable Offenses in New Jersey includes:

• Murder
• Aggravated Assault
• Money Laundering
• Aggravated Arson
• Armed Robbery
• Kidnapping
• Certain Drug Offenses such as distribution
• Manslaughter
• Assault by Auto
• Graves Act Gun Offenses
• Extortion
• Criminal Sexual Conduct
• Sexual Assault
• Aggravated Sexual Assault
• Endangering the Welfare of a Child
• Aggravated Assault on Police Officer
• Health Care Fraud
• Strangulation
• Vehicular Manslaughter
• Terroristic Threats
• Theft by Deception
• Lewdness
• Stalking
• Violation of a Temporary Restraining Order
• Violation of a Final Restraining Order
• Contempt of Court
• Criminal Mischief

WHAT ARE NEW JERSEY DISORDERLY PERSONS OFFENSES?

Disorderly Persons Offenses and Petty Disorderly Persons Offenses in New Jersey includes:

• Simple Assault
• Petty Theft
• Shoplifting
• Harassment
• Wandering
• Loitering for Narcotics
• Prostitution
• Disorderly Conduct
• Possession of Drugs
• Disturbing the Peace

WHAT ARE NEW JERSEY MUNICIPAL ORDINANCES?

Kraminsky Law, LLC represents clients ranging from homeowners to real estate developers with Municipal Ordinances in each and every municipality in the State of New Jersey.

Examples of ordinance violations include:

• Property maintenance violations such as failure to cut the grass or parking a commercial vehicle at a residential property.
• Noise Complaints
• Failure to obtain a Certificate of Occupancy
• Permit Violations
• Illegal Use of Property Violations

WHAT PARTS OF NEW JERSEY DOES KRAMINSKY LAW COVER?

Although Kraminsky Law, LLC is located in Clifton, New Jersey (Passaic County), our office represents clients charged with Criminal matters throughout the entire State of New Jersey in the New Jersey Superior Courts, Municipal Courts and Federal District Courts.

WHAT ARE DIVERSIONARY PROGRAMS?

If you are charged with certain crimes or offenses in New Jersey, you may be eligible to enter a diversion program in lieu of probation or possible jail.

For instance, if you are a first-time offender and have never been convicted of a criminal offense in New Jersey or another State, you may be eligible to enter Pre-Trial Intervention, Conditional Discharge or Conditional Dismissal. However, in order to enter or be considered for this program, you are only eligible if you have never previously participated in any one of these programs.

In New Jersey, these diversionary programs can be anywhere from one year to multiple years depending on the Court and/or the plea negotiated with the Prosecutor.

As long as you successfully complete the program, your charges will dismissed and you can thereafter move to have your arrest records expunged six months thereafter.

During the program, you must stay out of trouble and not get re-arrested for any other offense. You may be subject to drug testing, community services, or in person meetings with a probation officer.

Unlike a sentence of probation, PTI, Conditional Dismissal and Conditional Discharge result in dismissal whereas completing probation still carries a criminal record.

HOW CAN I GET MY RECORDS EXPUNGED?

In the State of New Jersey, you may be eligible to have your prior criminal records expunged. However, there a certain waiting periods that must be met to begin the expungement process.

• If you recently completed Conditional Discharge, Conditional Dismissal or Pre-Trial Intervention (“PTI”) you must wait six (6) months until after your most recent conviction, payment of fine, satisfactory completion of probation or parole, or release from incarceration, whichever is later. N.J.S.A. 2C:52-6.
• Arrests not resulting in conviction are eligible for immediate expungement applications. N.J.S.C. 2C:52-6.
• Certain Marijuana related offenses – immediately to three years. N.J.S.A. 2C:52-5.1
• Certain Drug Offenses for Young Offenders – 1 year. N.J.S.A. 2C:52-5.
• Entire Juvenile Record – 3 Years. N.J.S.A. 2C:52-4.1(b).
• Individual Juvenile Delinquency Adjudications – same as adult offenses. N.J.S.A. 2C:52-4.1(a).
• Municipal Ordinance Violations – 2 years. N.J.S.A. 2C:52-4.
• Disorderly Persons Offenses (Up to 5 with compelling circumstances) – at least 3 years. N.J.S.A. 2C:52-3(b)(2).
• Disorderly Persons Offenses (up to 5) – 5 years. N.J.S.A. 2C:52-52-3.
• Indictable Conviction (and up to 3 Disorderly Persons with compelling circumstances) – At least 4 years. N.J.S.A. 2C:52-2(a)(2).
• Indictable Conviction (and up to 3 Disorderly Persons Offenses) – 5 years. N.J.S.A. 2C:52-2.
• Clean Slate Expungements – 10 years. N.J.S.A. 2C:52-5.3.

WHAT IF I AM CHARGED AS A JUVENILE?

Kraminsky Law represents youthful offenders in the State of New Jersey and New York that have been charged with various juvenile offenses. All juvenile matters are heard the Superior Court of New Jersey, Family Part.  Individuals under the age of 18 may still be charged as an adult if the allegations meet certain criteria. Parents should never allow their kids to speak with law enforcement without the presence of competent and experienced legal counsel. Remember, like on TV, anything you say against yourself can and will be used against you at the time of trial. Often, the worst evidence in any case is the statement or evidence provided directly by the Defendant to the police.

There are many diversionary programs available to juveniles to minimize the impact of any charges on the juvenile’s future.  Some of these programs are available even before the juvenile has been formally charged with an offense.  So, if there was an incident or law enforcement has contacted the parents or guardians of a juvenile, it is important to have an attorney right away.  Kraminsky Law is fully familiar with these programs and often seeks to take advantage of these programs early on in the process.

DO I HAVE TO SPEAK TO THE POLICE ALONE?

No. The Constitution of the United States afford you the right to have YOUR ATTORNEY present with you with during police questioning. You have the right to remain silent and you should always exercise that right without the presence of YOUR ATTORNEY! If you are pulled over by law enforcement, you must provide basic pedigree information such as your name, address, phone number. However, if you are being investigated for a crime, you should exercise your right to counsel, pick up the telephone and call 973-200-3787.

HOW CAN KRAMINSKY LAW HELP ME?

When facing criminal charges, having an experienced criminal lawyer by your side is crucial for your defense for a variety of reasons. Choosing Alan Kraminsky, Esq. and Kraminsky Law LLC for your defense can significantly impact the outcome of your case. Here are three compelling reasons why you should always have a criminal lawyer like Alan Kraminsky, Esq. and consider Kraminsky Law LLC for your legal representation:

Criminal law is complex and varies significantly from one jurisdiction to another. Alan Kraminsky, Esq. possesses deep knowledge of the criminal justice system in New Jersey and can navigate you through the intricacies of New Jersey Law. Kraminsky Law understands the procedural rules and court customs necessary to effectively manage and present your case. This experience is vital in ensuring that your rights are protected throughout the entire legal process.

Strategic Defense and Negotiation Skills: A seasoned criminal lawyer like Alan Kraminsky, Esq. can develop a strong defense strategy tailored to your specific case. Alan Kraminsky has the experience of evaluating the charges against you, examine the State’s evidence against you, and identify weaknesses in their case. Mr. Kraminsky is a skilled negotiator who can negotiate plea bargains or reductions in charges, potentially leading to lighter sentences or even complete dismissals.

Protection Against the Consequences of a Criminal Conviction: The consequences of a criminal conviction can be severe, including jail time, fines, and a permanent criminal record, affecting your employment, housing, and future opportunities. Kraminsky Law LLC is dedicated to minimizing these consequences or avoiding them altogether. By providing a vigorous defense, Kraminsky Law aims to protect your freedom, reputation, and future prospects.

NEW JERSEY DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED LAWYER

WHAT PARTS OF NEW JERSEY DOES KRAMINSKY LAW COVER FOR DWI and DUI OFFENSES?
Kraminsky Law represents citizens charged with violations of N.J.S.A. 39:4-50, driving while intoxicated or driving under the influence in each and every Municipality and County in New Jersey.

Although Kraminsky Law is a Passaic County DWI and DUI firm, Kraminsky Law has your back whether you’re arrested in Alpine or Cherry Hill. Alan Kraminsky, Esq. has represented clients charged with DWI and DUI for over a decade all over the State of New Jersey.

One of the most common places where New Jersey Citizens get arrested for DWI or DUI is the Jersey Shore. During vacations, people find themselves getting pulled over leaving a bar or restaurant in LBI, Seaside Heights, Wildwood, and Cape May and being charged with DWI or DUI.

Whether its holidays like New Years Eve, Thanksgiving Eve, or St. Patrick’s Day or just a regular day of the week, New Jersey Police Officers are vigorously looking for drivers who are driving under the influence.

WHAT ARE THE PENALTIES FOR DWI AND DUI IN NEW JERSEY?

1st Offense DWI with a Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) between 0.08% and 0.10%:

• fines between $250-$400.
• up to 30 days in jail.
• license suspension indefinitely until you have an ignition interlock installed on all vehicles registered in your name.
• 30 days of the interlock device installed in your vehicle(s).
• 12 to 48 Hours in the Intoxicated Drivers Resource Center; and
• Automobile Insurance Surcharges of $1,000 per year for three years.

1st Offense DWI with a Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) between 0.10% – 14%:

• fines between $300-$500.
• up to 30 days in jail.
• license suspension indefinitely until you have an ignition interlock installed on all vehicles registered in your name.
• 7 to 12 months of the interlock device installed in your vehicle(s).
• 12 to 48 Hours in the Intoxicated Drivers Resource Center; and
• Automobile Insurance Surcharges of $1,000 per year for three years.

1st Offense DWI with a Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) between 0.15% and higher:

• fines between $300-$500.
• up to 30 days in jail.
• license suspension 4 to 6 months after you install an interlock installed on all vehicles registered in your name.
• 9 to 15 months of the interlock device installed in your vehicle(s).
• 12 to 48 Hours in the Intoxicated Drivers Resource Center; and
• Automobile Insurance Surcharges of $1,000 per year for three years.

1st Offense DUI for driving while under the influence of narcotics, hallucinogenics, or habit producing drugs:

• fines between $300-$500.
• up to 30 days in jail.
• license suspension 7 to 12 months.
• 12 to 48 Hours in the Intoxicated Drivers Resource Center; and
• Automobile Insurance Surcharges of $1,000 per year for three years.

2nd Offense DWI:

• Fines between $500 and $1,000.
• 30 days community service.
• 48 hours in jail.
• Suspension of driving privileges for a period of not less than one year or more than two years; and
• Installation of the ignition interlock device for 2 to 4 years.
• 48 Hours in the Intoxicated Drivers Resource Center.
• Automobile Insurance Surcharges of $1,000 per year for three years.

3rd Offense DWI:

• Fines of $1,000.
• Mandatory 180 days in county jail or workhouse, except that the court may lower such term for each day, not exceeding 90 days served participating in a drug or alcohol inpatient rehabilitation program approved by the Intoxicated Drivers Resource Center.
• Loss of driving privileges for a period of eight (8) years.
• Intoxicated Drivers Resource Center determined on a case by case basis.
• Mandatory interlock device for 2 to 4 years (in addition to the period of license suspension imposed by the Court).
• Automobile Insurance Surcharges of $1,000 per year for three years.

What To Do If Charged with a 2nd or 3rd Offense:

A person who has previously been convicted of prior DWI offenses may get the benefit of a ten-year step down, which will eliminate a prior DWI for sentencing purposes. If more than 10 years have passed since your prior DWI charge, you will get the benefit of a step down for sentencing purposes. For example, if you get a DWI in 2021 and it is your 3rd offense, it may be counted as a second offense if your second offense occurred more than 10 years prior to the new offense.

IS DWI A CRIMINAL OFFENSE IN NEW JERSEY?

In New Jersey, Driving While Intoxicated or Under the Influence is a very serious offense that can have serious repercussions including license suspension, fines, and even potential jail time.

Please note, it is not a criminal offense in New Jersey to be convicted of driving while intoxicated. However, a guilty plea or a finding of guilt to DWI or DUI will stay on your New Jersey Drivers abstract for the rest of your life.

SHOULD I TAKE THE BREATHALYZER?

Kraminsky Law absolutely recommends that you take a breathalyzer when offered by the police. If you refuse to take a breath test to test your blood alcohol content (BAC) you WILL be charged with DWI AND REFUSAL!

If you hire an experienced DWI and DUI attorney in New Jersey like Alan Kraminsky, Esq., you have a greater chance of defeating your DWI with a BAC reading than if you are charged with refusal. It is extremely difficult to win a DWI case when a client is charged with refusing to submit a chemical breath test.

Kraminsky Law disagrees with attorneys who advise their clients to never blow into the machine. You have a better chance of defeating the results of a machine than you do of explaining why you refused to participate in a breath test!

WHAT DO I DO IF I AM CHARGED WITH DWI OR DUI IN NEW JERSEY?

We get it. Getting arrested for DWI or DUI is not fun. However, you need an experienced New Jersey DWI and DUI attorney in YOUR corner fighting for YOUR rights! DWI and DUI are the toughest tickets in Municipal Court to fight. Without experienced counsel, you do not stand a chance. Taking corrective actions is important right from the start. The first thing you should do is pick up the telephone and call 973-200-3787 to schedule a totally free consultation.

WHAT PARTS OF NEW JERSEY DOES KRAMINSKY LAW COVER FOR TRAFFIC OFFENSES?

Kraminsky Law represents citizens charged with violations of New Jersey’s Title 39 Laws for Traffic Offences in each and every Municipality and County in New Jersey.

WHAT TYPES OF TRAFFIC OFFENSES CARRY MOTOR VEHICLE POINTS IN NEW JERSEY?

Being pulled over by the police can be nerve-racking and lead to substantial fines, penalties, and points on your New Jersey driver’s license. If you obtain 12 or more points on your license, you will be subject to a license suspension through the Motor Vehicle Commission. You need the help of an experienced New Jersey Traffic and Motor Vehicle Attorney!

The following violations will result in motor vehicle points assessed against you upon a guilty plea or conviction in a municipal court in the State of New Jersey:

HOW MANY POINTS DOES IT TAKE FOR MY DRIVING PRIVILEGES TO BE SUSPENDED?

In New Jersey, if you accumulate 12 motor vehicle points on your driver’s license, you will be suspended by the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission. However, certain traffic offenses may carry suspension whether you obtain 12 or more points.

IS IT CHEAPER TO JUST PAY THE FINES?

A common misconception by people is that it may be cheaper to pay the fines rather than to fight the tickets and hire an attorney. That is a dangerous way to look at it. Paying the fine results in admitting to the violation and pleading GUILTY! Once you pay the fine and plead guilty, it is extremely difficult and even more expensive to take it back.

Once you pay the fine and plead guilty, your automobile insurance premiums will rise significantly. In fact, your car insurance may even remove you from your policy.

HOW CAN I REDUCE THE POINTS?

In New Jersey, you have a better chance of reducing points and obtaining a better plea offer with an experienced New Jersey Traffic Attorney by your side. It’s no secret that individuals who appear in Municipal Courts by themselves without counsel not only have to sit and wait there all day, but usually do not get any good plea offer.

WHY CHOOSE KRAMINSKY LAW?

If you’re in a jam, you should pick up the telephone and just call Kram! Alan Kraminsky, Esq. has represented clients charged with traffic offenses throughout the entire State of New Jersey during his career. Mr. Kraminsky is commonly called “Mr. Municipal Court” by clients, friends and colleagues and has built a reputation of trust, diligence and success in handling these cases.

WHAT PARTS OF NEW JERSEY DOES KRAMINSKY LAW COVER FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENEC AND ABUSE ALLEGATIONS?

Kraminsky Law represents citizens facing a Temporary Restraining Order in each Municipality and County in New Jersey.

WHAT IS THE SILVER TEST?

Under New Jersey Law, a Plaintiff must demonstrate that the Defendant committed a predicate act of domestic violence and prove to the Court by a preponderance of the credible evidence that the Plaintiff is in actual fear of the Defendant for his/her safety without the entry of a Final Restraining Order.
WHAT ARE PREDICATE ACTS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND ABUSE IN NEW JERSEY?
To obtain a TRO against another party, a victim must demonstrate to the Court that one of the following predicate acts of Domestic Violence took place to obtain the protections of a TRO:

Homicide N.J.S.A. 2C:11-1

• Assault N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1
• Terroristic Threats N.J.S.A. 2C:12-3
• Kidnapping N.J.S.A. 2C:13-1
• Criminal Restraint N.J.S.A. 2C:13-2
• False Imprisonment N.J.S.A. 2C:13-3
• Sexual Assault N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2
• Criminal Sexual Contact N.J.S.A. 2C:14-3
• Lewdness N.J.S.A. 2C:14-4
• Criminal mischief N.J.S.A. 2C:17-3
• Burglary N.J.S.A. 2C:18-2
• Criminal Trespass N.J.S.A. 18-3
• Harassment N.J.S.A. 2C:33-4
• Stalking N.J.S.A. 2C:12-10
• Criminal Coercion N.J.S.A. 2C:13-5
• Robbery N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1
• Contempt of a domestic violence order,
• which constitutes a crime or disorderly persons offense.
• Any other crime involving risk of death or serious bodily injury to a person protected under the
• New Jersey Prevention of Domestic Violence Act.
• Cyber Harassment
• Coercive Control

HOW DOES A PLAINTIFF PROVE FEAR FOR SAFETY?

While every case is different, Court’s take domestic violence allegations seriously. The Court will conduct a trial, listen to testimony, observe evidence, and make a decision. If the Plaintiff can demonstrate that a predicate act of domestic violence or abuse took place, a Court will examine whether the Plaintiff has also proved that they are in legitimate fear of the Defendant as a result of the predicate act of violence which took place.
I WAS SERVED WITH A TRO AND THE PLAINTIFF IS CONTACTING ME.
If you are a Defendant in a New Jersey Restraining Order case, you absolutely cannot have any communication with the Plaintiff either in person, by telephone, through social media or through the use of third parties.

A single violation of a TRO will result in your arrest! Remember, even if the other party initiates the contact, you could fall for their trap. You cannot engage with the Plaintiff until the matter is over and results in the civil restraints being dissolved. It is not a violation of a Restraining Order for the protected party to contact you. However, that certainly will not help their case at Trial if you can demonstrate that their contacting you proves they are not afraid and do not need final restraints. However, responding will certainly make things worse as you may be charged with contempt of Court, a Fourth-Degree criminal offense for violating the Temporary Restraining Order.

WHY CHOOSE KRAMINSKY LAW?

Alan Kraminsky, Esq. has represented clients who are both accusing someone of domestic violence or who themselves are accused of domestic violence and abuse in the State of New Jersey for over a decade.

The New Jersey Prevention of Domestic Violence Act was created to protect actual victims of crime and violence taking place in their homes or at work. However, it is common for a couple to get into a fight wherein a person may use a TRO as a weapon against the other party while arguing at home. Unfortunately, many domestic violence cases are frivolous and are initiated by a party to gain an advantage in a divorce proceeding or to just use a TRO as a weapon to gain leverage against the other party.

You need a lawyer that will fight for your rights and have your back every step of the way. Alan Kraminsky, Esq. has always focused on avenues of resolution in lieu of trial in situations such as these. A final restraining order can have a lasting impact on a person, their children and their entire family and friends. If it is not actual domestic violence, a TRO should not be exercised as a weapon against anybody. The lasting impacts it can cause can be devasting.

If you are accused of domestic violence or abuse in the State of New Jersey, you do not have to be alone. Pick up your telephone and call 973-200-3787 to schedule a 100% consultation.

WHERE IN NEW JERSEY DOES KRAMINSKY LAW REPRESENT ITS CLIENTS FOR PERSONAL INJURY CASES?

Kraminsky Law represents injury victims all over New Jersey.

WHAT SHOULD I DO IF I HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN A CAR ACCIDENT?

If you have been involved in a car crash, the first thing you should do is make sure that you are ok. If you feel as though you need to go to a hospital, call 911 and have an ambulance take you to the emergency room.

If you are injured, but do not need to go to the emergency room, you still should go see a medical doctor right away to be examined. It is common for signs of injury to occur days or weeks after sustaining an injury because of a car crash.

TAKE PICTURES and exchange information. After being involved in a car crash, you should always exchange information with the other driver such as insurance information, but do not forget to take pictures if you are able to of the property damage to your person or vehicle.

You should notify your insurance, but only AFTER you contact your New Jersey Personal Injury and Car Accident Attorney. Your insurance company loves you when they take your money, but that love quickly disappears when you are making a claim for your injuries.

Call 973-200-3787 for an immediate consultation with Kraminsky Law, LLC.

WHAT SHOULD I DO IF I HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN A SLIP AND FALL ACCIDENT?

People in New Jersey get injured every single day in Slip and Fall or Trip and Fall Accidents that result from another person or entities negligence. If you have slipped on an icy or uneven sidewalk, pothole, or defective condition, you must get medical attention right away. If you can, make sure to take pictures of the condition that caused your fall. Without a picture of the defective condition, you may not be able to proceed with your case so taking pictures is of critical importance. Contact the police and file a police report. Go get the attention of medical professionals. Do not let your injuries get worse!

Call 973-200-3787 for an immediate consultation with Kraminsky Law, LLC.

WHAT IF THE ACCIDENT WAS MY FAULT?

Under the applicable laws, you may only file a claim for compensation if the accident was the fault of another person’s negligence. If you suffer an injury because of your own negligence, you have nobody to file a claim against. The accident and the injury both must have resulted from the fault of another person or entity.

WHAT DO I NEED TO GET STARTED?

If you have been injured because of the fault of another person or entity, you need to hire an experienced New Jersey Personal Injury Attorney quickly.

Prior to the initial intake, we ask that our clients provide us with the following information and documents:

• The date of the accident
• Where the accident took place
• A copy of a police report
• A copy of an incident report
• Information on what hospital and/or emergency room you visited.
• Photographs of the scene or the injuries.
• A copy of your Automobile Declarations Page.
• A property damage estimate for your vehicle.
• Medical Bills that you have incurred.
• Information about your treating physicians.

Call 973-200-3787 for an immediate consultation with Kraminsky Law, LLC.

WHAT IF I WANT TO WAIT?

In New Jersey, you have two years from the date of the accident to file a claim in the Superior Court of New Jersey. If your accident involves liability from a public entity, you have 90 days to file a Notice of Tort Claim or else you will forever be barred from bringing a claim in the Superior Court.

It can have devasting consequences for both your health and your case if you wait to take any action after sustaining an injury. The insurance company will likely accuse you of injuring your body elsewhere or do whatever they can to disclaim or minimize their exposure.

If you want an experience New Jersey Personal Injury Attorney to fight for your rights and bring you justice, call 973-200-3787 and schedule a 100% free consultation with Alan Kraminsky, Esq., of Kraminsky Law, LLC in Clifton, New Jersey.

WHAT TYPES OF CIVIL CASES DOES KRAMINSKY LAW, LLC HANDLE?

Civil Cases in New Jersey are heard in the various Superior Courts in each County of the State. Which division of the Civil Court you file in depends on the damages you suffer. If you are seeking damages between $1 to $5,000, you must file it with the Small Claims Court. If you are seeking damages between $5,000 up to $20,000, you must file with the Special Civil Part. If you are seeking damages more than $20,000, you must file Your Complaint in the Law Division of the Superior Court.

Below is a table of the types of civil actions our firm prosecutes and defends against:

HOW DO I GET STARTED

If you are seeking to file an action against another person or entity or are getting sued by a person or entity, you should first schedule a consultation with our office to discuss your claims or defenses. New Jersey Civil Claims are subject to various statutes of limitations, and it is important for you to meet with an experienced attorney as quickly as possible to preserve your claims. Prior to an in-person consultation, Kraminsky Law, will schedule a telephone call or zoom meeting with the client to discuss the case, request documents and to gather some facts. Call 973-200-3787 to speak with Alan Kraminsky, Esq. or email Alan@KraminskyLaw.com to get started today!

THE COSTS OF LITIGATION

They say that 99.9% of civil matters in New Jersey settle. That is true for a variety of reasons, including the expenses associated with litigation. Kraminsky Law, LLC handles matters both on an hourly retainer basis and a contingency basis depending on the facts of each specific case.

Our office handles your matter with a cost-effective approach while trying to maintain leverage and advance our clients’ positions.

Our office also provides practical advice when it comes to litigation and financing same. Right or wrong, intelligent business decisions can be cost effective during litigation.

MEDIATIONS AND NEGOTIATIONS

Alan Kraminsky, Esq. is a skilled negotiator and is always relentless in his pursuit of bringing his clients the justice they deserve. During your civil matter, you will have an opportunity to mediate your matter before a private mediator or a Superior Court Judge during a settlement conference. The last thing any litigant should want is an attorney who is focused on driving up the billable hours. You want an experienced attorney like Alan Kraminsky, Esq.

WHAT TYPES OF FAMILY LAW CASES DOES KRAMINSKY LAW, LLC HANDLE?

Alan Kraminsky brings years of experience and specialized knowledge to every case, offering a wide range of family law services tailored to your needs, including:

Divorce and Separation: Whether amicable or contested, Alan provides strategic guidance and advocacy to help you achieve fair resolutions in divorce and separation proceedings.

Child Custody and Support: Alan Kraminsky prioritizes the best interests of your children, advocating for favorable custody arrangements and fair support orders that protect their well-being.

Alimony and Spousal Support: Alan Kraminsky helps clients understand their rights and obligations regarding alimony, working to secure fair support arrangements that reflect their financial circumstances.

Property Division: Alan Kraminsky provides skilled representation in property division matters, ensuring that marital assets are divided equitably in accordance with New Jersey law.

Domestic Violence: If you’re facing domestic violence allegations or seeking protection from abuse, Alan Kraminsky offers compassionate support and effective legal solutions to safeguard your safety and rights.

HOW DOES CHILD SUPPORT WORK?

In New Jersey, Child Support is determined based on the New Jersey Child Support Guidelines and will be determined based on the income of the parents of the child.

HOW IS CUSTODY ESTABLISHED?

Whether or not you get divorced from your spouse or split-up with your significant other, you must create a custody and parenting plan to avoid chaos.

Love it or not, both parents have joint custody of their biological children according to New Jersey Family Laws. However, the parents or the Court must determine which parent will be designated as the parent of primary residential custody. The Courts do not want children bouncing back and forth from house to house and it is in the best interest of a child to go to school in one place and mostly sleep in one home. The other parent will get parenting and visitation time for which a schedule must be created. It is common that parents’ alternate holidays and create a roadmap and parenting plan to successfully parent their children despite not living under the same roof.

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?

Unlike most Family Law Attorneys in the State of New Jersey, Kraminsky Law, LLC provides itself with both affordable and dependable legal guidance to you during such a difficult time in your life. Alan Kraminsky, Esq. is a divorce attorney that is not your typical divorce attorney. Most divorce and family law attorneys encourage fighting and chaos, which only serves to drive up your legal fees and only benefits their pockets.

Kraminsky Law, LLC focuses on cost-effective approaches that help get you the results you need without encouraging more family strife or financial waste. You need a problem solver like Alan Kraminsky, Esq., and not a problem starter like your run-of-the-mill divorce attorneys.

WHAT TO EXPECT?

Dealing with a family law case can be extremely difficult for anybody, especially when you are dealing with children and marital strife. However, you need a lawyer that can be both your advocate and your friend. This is not an easy process, and you need someone that will have your back every step of the way. Call 973-200-3787 today to schedule a consultation.

WHAT TYPES OF EMPLOYMENT CASES DOES KRAMINSKY LAW, LLC HANDLE?

• DISCRIMINATION
• HARASSMENT
• FAILURE TO HIRE OR PROMOTE
• HOSTILE WORK ENVIRONMENT
• RETALIATION
• SEXUAL HARASSMENT
• WHISTLEBLOWER CLAIMS
• WRONGFUL TERMINATION

WHERE DOES KRAMINSKY LAW FILE EMPLOYMENT CLAIMS?

Employment claims are filed in the Superior Court of New Jersey or the Federal District Court of New Jersey. Alan Kraminsky represents employees in every County of the State of New Jersey. Mr. Kraminsky is not just your Passaic County Employment and Discrimination Lawyer, but he is your New Jersey Employment and Discrimination Lawyer!

HOW DO I GET STARTED?

Kraminsky Law, LLC will conduct a thorough consultation to understand the details of your case, including the facts, relevant documents, and your desired outcome. This allows Kraminsky Law to assess the strengths and weaknesses of your case and provide you with informed guidance. We would ask that you provide a timeline of the events with specific details to assist in the building of your case. Certain cases require statutory deadlines wherein a Notice of Tort Claim would have to be filed against a public entity or else you may be forever barred from proceeding with their claim.

Kraminsky Law will then evaluate the legal merits of your claims and advise you on the best course of action to take. This may involve identifying potential legal theories, assessing liability, and estimating the likelihood of success in litigation or negotiations. Based on our evaluation, we will develop a strategic plan to achieve the client’s goals to achieve justice and success with their case. This may involve drafting legal documents, preparing for litigation, or engaging in alternative dispute resolution methods such as mediation or arbitration.

Kraminsky Law provides skilled representation to you throughout all stages of the legal process, from negotiations and settlement discussions to courtroom litigation if your employer is looking to take on a fight. Mr. Kraminsky will advocate vigorously for your rights and interests, keeping you informed and involved every step of the way.

WHAT TYPES OF DAMAGES CAN I RECOVER?

• Recovery of any lost wages.
• Reinstatement of your job, if necessary.
• Promotion if it has been wrongfully withheld.
• Attorney’s fees and costs.
• Pain and suffering damages.
• Emotional distress damages.
• Possible punitive damages against your employer

WHY CHOOSE KRAMINSKY LAW?

Dealing with an employment case can be a difficult time in a person’s life. Being subjected to harassment, discrimination, retaliation, a hostile work environment, discipline, or termination has an impact on your ability to make a living and your future.

If you want a cost-effective New Jersey Employment Litigation Attorney that will fight for justice and prosecute your claims, pick up the telephone and call 973-200-3787 to schedule a consultation today.