Hire a New Jersey criminal defense lawyer with experience handling both assault and weapons allegations. Matthew Cohan and his team examine searches, possession evidence, alleged weapon use, injuries, witness accounts, and self-defense issues. They assess the combined charges and sentencing risks to prepare a defense addressing each part of the State’s case.

Yes, dismissal is possible, but the outcome depends on the evidence and legal grounds in your case. A lawyer examines the alleged scheme, intent to defraud, and the mailing’s connection to the conduct. Records showing legitimate transactions or good faith help challenge the allegations. Matthew Cohan reviews each case for grounds to seek dismissal, reduced charges, or a defense at trial.

Yes. Seek legal representation even if you believe the allegations are false or exaggerated. Matthew Cohan and his team examine 911 calls, video footage, messages, medical records, and witness accounts for inconsistencies and evidence supporting your defense. Speak with counsel before discussing the accusations with police or the accuser.