Yes. Because the burden of proof is lower in civil court, you can be found liable for damages (money) even if you were found not guilty of the crime (e.g., the O.J. Simpson case).

Fees depend on the charge, court, evidence, and work needed for investigation, motions, negotiations, or trial. Ask which stages the fee covers, including initial appearances, release issues, sentencing, and appeal. The Law Offices of Matthew Cohan offers a free confidential consultation to discuss your allegations, court date, and the representation your New Jersey case requires.

Hire a New Jersey weapons defense lawyer with experience handling Graves Act cases and waiver requests. Matthew Cohan and his team review your history, the incident, firearm storage, and supporting information about employment, family, and community ties. They assess grounds for a waiver request and explain potential sentencing options without promising a particular outcome.