Courts We Serve in New Jersey
Criminal Attorneys Defending Clients in Camden County and throughout Southern New Jersey
If you are dealing with a criminal charge, DWI, or restraining order matter in South Jersey, the criminal defense lawyers at our firm can help. Our highly experienced attorneys appear in courts in Burlington County, Camden County, Gloucester County, and Atlantic County on a regular basis defending the rights of our clients. If you choose to hire our law firm, our number one priority is delivering you the best possible outcome. It is with this dedication that we have achieved thousands of dismissals in courts throughout South Jersey. As for Mr. Fay, he has earned a reputation for zealous defense and a five out of five rating on Avvo. But don’t take our word for it. Read what one of our clients had to say about his experience with us:
“Mr. Fay is a fantastic lawyer. He helped me during a very stressful time in my life. He was knowledgeable about my case and what my options were. He answered all my questions and was very reassuring. He was there waiting for me at the entrance on my court date and made me feel at ease. He worked with the prosecutor to reduce my charges. I got the best outcome I could have hoped for. I highly recommend Mr. Fay if you need a lawyer.” – ★★★★★ Eric
For a free consultation about your case with a skilled New Jersey criminal defense lawyer, contact us anytime at 609-832-3202 or reach out online.
Municipal and Superior Courts where we Frequently Defend Clients in South Jersey
- Burlington County Superior Court
- Camden County Superior Court
- Gloucester County Superior Court
- Atlantic County Superior Court
- Bass River Municipal Court
- Bellmawr Criminal & DWI Defense
- Berlin Municipal Court
- Beverly City Municipal Court
- Bordentown Township Municipal Court
- Burlington City Court
- Burlington Township Municipal Court
- Cherry Hill Municipal Court
- Chesterfield Municipal Court
- Cinnaminson Municipal Court
- Delanco Township Municipal Court
- Delran Municipal Court
- Eastampton Township Municipal Court
- Edgewater Park Municipal Court
- Evesham Township Municipal Court
- Fieldsboro Municipal Court
- Florence Township Municipal Court
- Gloucester Township Municipal Court
- Gloucester City Municipal Court
- Haddon Township Municipal Court
- Haddonfield Municipal Court
- Hainesport Township Municipal Court
- Lindenwold Municipal Court
- Lumberton Township Municipal Court
- Mansfield Township Municipal Court
- Maple Shade Township Municipal Court
- Mt. Ephraim Municipal Court
- Medford Lakes Municipal Court
- Medford Township Municipal Court
- Moorestown Township Municipal Court
- Mount Holly Municipal Court
- Mount Laurel Municipal Court
- New Hanover Township Municipal Court
- North Hanover Municipal Court
- Palmyra Boro Municipal Court
- Pine Hill Municipal Court
- Pemberton Boro Municipal Court
- Pemberton Municipal Court
- Pennsauken Municipal Court
- Riverside Municipal Court
- Riverton Boro Municipal Court
- Shamong Township Municipal Court
- Stratford Municipal Court
- Southamptom Municipal Court
- Springfield Township Court
- Tabernacle Township Municipal Court
- Voorhees Municipal Court
- Waterford Municipal Court
- Winslow Municipal Court
- Washington Township Municipal Court
- Westhampton Township Municipal Court
- Willingboro Township Municipal Court
- Woodland Township Municipal Court
- Wrightstown Boro Municipal Court
How do I know where my case will be Handled?
The specific court where your case will be decided is determined by a number of factors in New Jersey. If you are charged with a disorderly persons offense or petty disorderly persons offense, which is similar to a misdemeanor, your case will be heard in the Municipal Court in the municipality where the charges were issued. Examples of these criminal offenses include simple assault, disorderly conduct, possession of marijuana, and petty theft. Additionally, if you are issued a traffic citation or arrested for DWI, you will be required to appear in the Municipal Court in the town where the alleged offense occurred.
On the other hand, if you have been charged with an indictable crime, also known as a felony, your case will be transferred to the Superior Court, Criminal Division in the county where the charges were filed. An indictable charge can be a first degree, second degree, third degree, or fourth degree crime. Examples of felony charges in New Jersey include aggravated assault, robbery, burglary, and unlawful possession of a weapon.
Lastly, the Superior Court, Family Division is responsible for handling domestic violence matters such as restraining order hearings and juvenile criminal charges. Restraining Order cases are typically decided in the county where the restraining order was filed. Juvenile criminal matters are generally sent to the Superior Court in the county where the minor currently lives.
