Category: Domestic Violence Charges

Can Anyone Obtain a Restraining Order in NJ? No, in order to be able to obtain a temporary restraining order in Monmouth County, the “victim” in the matter, which is more commonly referred to as the “plaintiff”, must satisfy two … Continue reading →

Princeton is well known throughout the State as being one of New Jersey’s wealthiest townships, which also makes it a very desirable place for people to settle down in. It is also home to one of the most prestigious colleges … Continue reading →

Temporary Restraining Order Dismissed After Trial in New Jersey Our client was in the midst of an absolute nightmare, one that happens all to often, when first she contacted our office back in July. She was the victim of a rather brutal … Continue reading →

How Long Do Restraining Orders Last in New Jersey Unlike most other states, final restraining orders (FRO) in New Jersey do not expire and can only be removed by the plaintiff themselves or if a Judge grants a Defendant’s motion to vacate. … Continue reading →

Keith Oliver Criminal Law just obtained another dismissal of a temporary restraining order in Mercer County for their client who was served with his second TRO within the last year in West Windsor Township. This was a tremendous benefit for our client … Continue reading →

Charged with an Act of Domestic Violence? Weapons Seized? Anyone arrested and charged with a crime that is classified as an act of domestic violence may, and more likely than not, will have their firearms seized as well. This is assuming … Continue reading →

Charged with a Crime of Domestic Violence in Monmouth County? One of the most common questions we hear from clients who are facing a crime that is classified as an act of domestic violence or served with a temporary restraining order is … Continue reading →

Served with a Restraining Order in Monmouth County? Being served with a temporary restraining order can be extremely stressful and often very emotional. Not fully understanding the restrictions and often times, not even sure why they were even being served with it … Continue reading →

Keith Oliver Criminal Law is happy to announce that they were able to secure another dismissal of a temporary restraining order (TRO) for one of their clients, this time in Mercer County. The victim in this case was our client’s wife of two years. … Continue reading →

By far one of the most common acts of domestic violence is harassment, which includes cyber harassment. These two charges can and more often than not, lead to an individual being saddled with a temporary restraining order on top of the criminal … Continue reading →