Top Budd Lake Sex Crime Lawyers - New Jersey

Nearby Cities: Paterson, Edison, Newark, Elizabeth, Jersey City

Related Practice Areas: Sexual Abuse, Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence

Few attorneys hold the criminal defense experience found at the law firm of Mark M. Cheser, Esq., in Union, New Jersey. As a certified criminal trial attorney recognized by the New Jersey Supreme Court, Mark M. Cheser has the skill necessary to defend you against criminal charges with confident, aggressive representation. If there is a way out of your criminal charge, our skilled counsel will find...

New Jersey Criminal Defense Attorney Union - Middlesex - Monmouth - Ocean County, New Jersey Have you been charged with DUI/DWI, theft, assault or some other offense? I can help. For more than 35 years, I have spent five days a week handling legal matters in New Jersey's criminal and municipal courts. For most of that time, I have been a defense attorney, helping people like you fight criminal and...

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