Yes. A first-time charge deserves careful review of the evidence, potential penalties, and effects on your record. Matthew Cohan and his team examine police reports, witness accounts, video footage, medical records, and messages. They identify weaknesses in the allegations and help preserve evidence supporting your defense before you make decisions about the case.

Hire a criminal defense lawyer with experience defending alleged TRO and FRO violations in New Jersey. Matthew Cohan and his team examine the order’s exact terms, communications, police reports, and evidence concerning your knowledge of the restriction. Seek legal advice promptly and avoid contacting the protected person to resolve the accusation yourself.

Yes. A federal mail fraud lawyer communicates with prosecutors before indictment and presents evidence challenging the proposed charges. Relevant records might show legitimate business activity, lack of fraudulent intent, or errors in the claimed loss. Your attorney also handles document requests and evaluates potential negotiations. Matthew Cohan represents clients during pre-indictment mail fraud investigations.