New Jersey Criminal Defense, DWI, Municipal and Traffic Offense Lawyer

Tara Breslow, Esq.

One River Center, 331 Newman Springs Road
Building 1, 4th Floor, Suite 143
Red Bank, New Jersey 07701
USA

(732) 784-2880

(732) 741-4816

www.breslowdefense.com

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The law office of Attorney Tara Breslow provides her clients with excellent legal services in a supportive and caring environment. The mission of the Law Office of Tara Breslow is to obtain justice and superior results for each and every criminal defense client. Ms. Breslow has extensive experience practicing law as a criminal attorney in New Jersey and has an impressive track record trying many complex cases with not-guilty results. As an experienced trial lawyer, Ms. Breslow will negotiate a fair plea deal with the prosecutor or challenge your case at trial if needed.

Ms. Breslow is a fierce, tireless and everlasting criminal defense lawyer. Her top priority as your attorney is to aggressively protect your rights. She is dedicated to handling your criminal defense matter in an efficient and professional manner. She allows direct communication with her clients from the initial consultation to a case's end and is always accessible. She is selective in the cases she takes and is always able to return her client's e-mails and phone calls in a prompt fashion. She also makes it a top priority to keep her clients informed of his or her case's progress through every stage.

Ms. Breslow has been actively handling criminal matters in Monmouth County and Ocean County and the surrounding counties for many years. She is familiar with the local Superior Courts systems and municipalities, including but not limited to: Highlands, Long Branch, Toms River, Red Bank, Eatontown, Union Beach, Bradley Beach, Shrewsbury, Fair Haven, and Keyport. Ms. Breslow has a wide range of experience dealing with a variety of criminal matters, including felony charges such as drug offenses, sexual and aggravated assault charges as well as municipal, traffic and DWI matters.

When you place a call to our firm, you will speak directly with Ms. Breslow, not an associate with less experience or someone hired to assist in handling an exorbitant caseload. Ms. Breslow will appear with you in court and will handle your case from beginning to end. She returns phones calls and emails in an expedited manner. You will always feel informed as to the progress of your case. This personal attention sets our office apart as you will not feel like one of many clients. Ms. Breslow educates her clients regarding their criminal matter, so that they can make informed decisions. Once her clients understand the law, their possible defenses, and the possible legal outcomes, they are better able to make the right decision, based on their legal matter.

Practice Areas

Additional Practice Areas: Eluding; Probation Violations; Resisting Arrest; Megan's Law; Terrorist Threats; Violent Crimes; Pre-Trial Intervention (PTI) in New Jersey; Pre-Indictment (PIP) Court; Illegal Gambling; Tax Fraud; Healthcare Fraud; Disorderly Conduct; Driving With a Revoked License; Driving An Uninsured Vehicle; Leaving The Scene Of An Accident/Hit and Run; Misdemeanors; Moving Violations; Provisional Driver's License Violations; Trespassing; Kidnapping; Mortgage Fraud; Forgery and Misappropriation.

Practice Areas Description

The Law Office of Tara Breslow represents clients for their criminal law concerns in the following areas:

- Assault and Harassment

An Assault includes the following, aggravated assault, assault with a deadly weapon, assault on a law enforcement officer, reckless endangerment, stalking and harassment. Have you been charged with aggravated assault or other assault charge? These are serious crimes. A conviction could have great consequences such as serious penalties and a long period of incarceration with a substantial period of parole ineligibility. If you have been accused of or charged with any of these offenses, Ms. Breslow can help.

- Domestic Violence

People convicted of domestic violence - related crimes face various legal penalties, including: Time in State prison, County Jail sentences, fines, probation, community service, restraining orders, and court ordered counseling. Tara Breslow has the skills and experience to investigate your case, challenge the evidence against you, and advise you on a course of action that is best for you.

- Drug Crimes

Drug offenses include possession, distribution or manufacture of marijuana, cocaine, heroin, crack, or methamphetamine. Drug related crimes are treated very seriously in the criminal courts. Punishments for juvenile offenders and adults can be severe, including high fines and possible imprisonment. If you have been charged or arrested for a drug related crime, or under investigation for a drug related offense, you need to ensure that your rights are preserved and your side of the story is told. Ms. Breslow is a criminal defense lawyer with tremendous experience handling drug cases in New Jersey courts.

- Eluding

Whether you have been charged with evading arrest in your car or on foot, you can face severe penalties if convicted. A conviction could result with incarceration and high fines. If you have been accused of or charged with eluding any of these offenses, talk to Ms. Breslow .

- Expungements

If you're eligible for an expungement, Attorney Tara Breslow will work with you to file and prepare a Petition for Expungement and file it in the Superior Court or county where the arrest or prosecution occurred. Although Expungement Orders are granted in many situations, not all offenses may be expunged. Convictions that may not be expunged include murder, aggravated sexual assault, robbery and certain drug offenses. Also, under certain limited circumstances, your expungement may be revealed - this includes when applying for a job with a law enforcement agency or a position of high security with the State or Federal Government. The records may also be reviewed in determining eligibility for the Pre-trial Intervention Program (PTI) if arrested following expungement.

- Fraud

Fraud can include wire fraud, illegal gambling, credit card theft, forgery, identity theft, business fraud, business theft. Both individuals and businesses can be charged with criminal fraud. People and businesses charged with fraud need the services of an experienced criminal fraud attorney. Fraud penalties can range from large fines and probation, to lengthy prison terms. The stigma that surrounds a fraud conviction, unfortunately, is often more damaging then the court ordered penalties.

- Juvenile Offenses

If convicted of a crime as a juvenile, the opportunities of future employment, a driver's license, and a future full of potential may all be hindered if convicted. It is imperative to speak with an attorney who has experience in juvenile court and can fully protect the minor’s rights. If a juvenile has been accused of or charged with any of these offenses, speak with Ms. Breslow immediately.

- Probation Violations

Violations of probation may result in revocation of probation and incarceration. If you have been charged with a violation it is important that you discuss your situation with Ms. Breslow so that she can take immediate action to see that your rights are protected and you get the best possible outcome.

- Resisting Arrest

Resisting arrest is a serious charge and the consequences of this charge can affect your life for years to come. It is important that you have an experienced criminal defense lawyer represent you. Punishment for a conviction of resisting arrest can range from fines, to probation, time spent in county jail, and permanent marks on your criminal record.

- Sex Crimes

A sexual assault charge includes rape, attempted rape, sexual assault, sexual assault on a minor, possession of child pornography, internet sex crimes, and criminal sexual contact. A conviction can result in high fines, probation and very often, imprisonment. In addition, a Sexual Assault conviction can result in registration as a sex offender under New Jersey’s Megan’s Law. The names of these offenders can be published on the internet and can follow them in their searches for residence or employment. It is not uncommon that false allegations come with these types of cases. With your future at risk, it is important to hire an experienced sexual assault defense attorney if you are accused of or charged with the crime of sexual assault. Ms. Tara Breslow may be able to lessen your fines, reduce your jail sentence or even have the charges dismissed.

- Theft

Taking something from another individual, constitutes a theft of property crime. There are many different types of offenses that fall under this category including: Shoplifting Offenses, Armed Robbery, Petty theft offenses, Burglary, Internet Theft, Theft by Deception, Passing Bad Checks, Credit Card Theft, and many others. A conviction could result in high fines and possible incarceration. Talk to Ms. Breslow immediately so that she can make sure your rights are protected.

- Terrorist Threats

Terrorist threats are considered threats to commit a violence act. These threats are intended to threaten or intimidate another individual or group of people with reckless disregard of the risks. A charge of committing a terrorist threat is a serious matter that may severely impact your life for years to come. If you are facing a terrorist threat charge, it is important that you speak with an experienced criminal defense attorney as soon as possible.

- Traffic Offenses

You can rely on Ms. Breslow's experience, compassion and aggressive protection of your legal rights for any of the following municipal court matters: Careless Driving; Disorderly Conduct; Driving While Intoxicated (DWI); Driving While Under The Influence (DUI); Driving With a Revoked License; Driving An Uninsured Vehicle; Controlled Dangerous Substances (CDS) - Under 50 grams; Harassment; Leaving The Scene Of An Accident/Hit and Run; Misdemeanors; Moving Violations; Drug Offenses/Drug Court; Provisional Driver's License Violations; Simple Assault; Speeding; and Trespassing.

- Municipal Court Offenses

You can rely on Ms. Breslow's experience, compassion and aggressive protection of your legal rights to for any of the following matters arising in New Jersey Municipal or New Jersey Traffic Court: Careless driving; Disorderly conduct; Driving While Intoxicated (DWI); Driving While Under the Influence (DUI); Driving With a Revoked License; Driving An Uninsured Vehicle; Drug Paraphernalia; Controlled Dangerous Substances (CDS) - Under 50 grams; Harassment; Leaving The Scene Of An Accident/Hit and Run; Misdemeanors; Moving Violations; Drug Offenses/Possessing Marijuana Less Than 50 Grams; Possession of Drug Paraphernalia in New Jersey; Provisional Driver's License Violations; Simple Assault; Speeding; Trespassing; Shoplifting.

- Violent Crimes

Fines, jail, and time in prison may follow conviction for a violent crime. Ms. Breslow is an experienced violent crimes lawyer and can handle a wide range of cases involving violent crimes, including: Arson, Assault, Domestic violence, Violent juvenile crime, Petty disorderly persons (Fighting), Murder, Attempted murder, Assault, gun crimes (Assault with a deadly weapon), and Kidnapping.

- Weapons Offenses

There are two distinct types of weapon charges under the New Jersey Criminal Statues: Possession of Weapons for Unlawful Purposes, and Unlawful Possession of Weapons. Possession of Weapons for Unlawful Purposes is having a gun, firearm or weapon in order to use it unlawfully against a person or property, such as in the commission of a crime. Unlawful Possession of Weapons is simply having a gun or weapon without the legal right to do so, such as a firearm that is illegal to own, or a gun that you don't have the necessary permit or Firearms ID card. All NJ weapons charges need to be taken very seriously. The earlier you talk to a lawyer and prepare a strong defense, the better chance you'll have of fighting the charges.

- White Collar Crime

Ms. Breslow is available to defend people accused of white collar crimes in New Jersey. She can defend you against charges of Identity Theft, Credit Card Fraud, Mortgage Fraud, Embezzlement, Money Laundering, Forgery and Misappropriation. She can defend against any white collar crime because she understands how to handle them.

- Pre-Trial Intervention (PTI) in New Jersey

Pretrial intervention, commonly referred to as PTI, offers first offenders an opportunity to avoid a criminal record. Several hundred of Ms. Breslow's clients have successfully been admitted into PTI. Once an individual has entered PTI, he or she will have to report to probation, complete hours of community service and must comply with other conditions set by the Court for a period of one to three years. Usually, a 12 month term is imposed and upon successful completion case is dismissed and you will not have a criminal record. Expungement is possible six months later.

- Pre-Indictment (PIP) Court

Pre-Indictment Court (PIP) is a court designed to resolve cases in the preliminary stage, before the matter has been presented to the Grand Jury. Depending on the facts of the case and the offer provided by the State, it could be beneficial to resolve your matter in this court. Ms. Breslow is very familiar both the PIP court procedure as well as how to best advice you as to whether you should take an early plea deal. Ms. Breslow has handled numerous cases in PIP court and she will be able to counsel you on how to proceed in PIP. In addition, if appropriate for your case, she will be proactive at getting your matter listed for PIP court.

- Shoplifting

If you are charged with shoplifting it could have serious consequences. If the value of the item is less than $200 you will be charged with a disorderly person’s offense. Disorderly person’s offenses are heard in municipal court within the local municipality where the incident occurred. If a juvenile is charged with the offense, then the matter is brought to the family division of Superior Court where the juvenile resides. If the items taken were in excess of $200, meaning the value of items exceeded $200, then you can be charged with an indictable offense, commonly called a felony. The charge could be Fourth Degree Shoplifting, Third Degree Shoplifting or Second Degree Shoplifting. The penalties can include jail or probation, fines, community service and other court imposed penalties.