39:5-30 Lawyers Have you recently received a NJ MVC Scheduled Suspension Notice? If so, you are not alone. These suspensions are constantly being mailed out by the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission in Trenton, NJ. These suspensions may stem from a variety of things, such as: Misstatement of Fact on a Motor Vehicle Application, Fault in a Fatal […]
Administrative Suspension Reduced to a 1/3 But Administrative Hearing Continues
Adminsitrative Suspension for Point Accumulation Dropped
Trenton License Suspension Attorney The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission is like a sleeping giant. They typically go unnoticed by most motorists, outside renewing you license, until NJ MVC has a reason to pay attention to you. More often than not, this reason for attention is point accumulation. Pursuant to the New Jersey Administrative Code […]
22-Month ‘Fatal Accident’ Suspension Reduced to 30 Days
NJ MVC Administrative Suspensions are automatically issued for any accident where the NJ MVC deems a driver at fault for a fatality. In addition to the difficult process of coping with the consequences of such an unfortunate accident, these often-lengthy suspensions really kick a driver when they’re already down. Fortunately, an opportunity to hold a […]
Out-of-State DWI Suspensions and NJ License Holders – FAQs
We often field questions from prospective clients regarding how an out-of-state DWI can affect a person’s New Jersey license and privilege to drive. Below are some of the most common questions and answers. Contact a NJ License Suspension Attorney at the Law Offices of Jonathan Marshall to find out more about how we can help […]
‘Accumulation of Points’ and ‘Persistent Violator’ Suspension Reduced by 66%
Today was another shining example how our firm can reduce a MVC Scheduled Suspension term, even for a client with a very poor driver’s history. Our firm appeared with one such client today at the Trenton Motor Vehicle Commission for a joint hearing – a consolidation of two separate Administrative Suspensions for the same individual. […]
14 Year “Misstatement of Fact” Suspension Reduced to 9 Months
Last week, I achieved what most would consider to be an exceptional result for our client by having a “Misstatement of Fact on a Driver’s License Application” suspension reduced from 14 years, down to just 9 months. The client was ecstatic. Like most “Misstatement of Fact” suspensions, our client used another person’s information to secure […]
‘Misstatement of Fact’ Suspension Reduced by 75%
Yesterday, we appeared on a ‘Misstatement of Fact on an Application‘ license suspension at the NJ Motor Vehicle Commission and were successful in negotiating down the proposed suspension term by 75%. The case arose out of criminal charges for Tampering with Public Records under N.J.S.A. 2C:28-7, which our office also represented the client on in Superior Court. Despite […]
Suspensions for Fault in a Fatal Accident Explained
A Motor Vehicle Commission suspension for fault in a fatal accident is by far the most serious type of license suspensions that can be issued. Aside from the obvious grief one undoubtedly feels after surviving a fatal accident, being assigned the fault in a fatal accident can lead to an immediate license suspension — and […]
“Persistent Violator” Suspension Term Reduced by 70%
Recently, I was hired to represent a client on a motor vehicle hearing in Trenton regarding a “Persistent Violator Suspension,” which means that he accumulated a high number of points within a specific period of time. This particular client had a history of many points on his abstract (although they dated back to many years […]
Failure to Appear Suspensions Lifted After Dismissal of Old Tickets
Yesterday, I had two Failure to Appear license suspension clients whose court appearances in Mount Olive, NJ, and Totowa, NJ, went as well as they could have hoped. The clients had outstanding criminal and traffic matters dating back to the early 90’s, which they never knew about until recently when they attempted to renew or […]