Notice of Proposed Suspension:  What Do I Do?

When the Motor Vehicle Commission seeks to suspend someone’s driving privilege, it first sends out a Notice of Proposed Suspension.  If you receive a Notice of Proposed Suspension, you must take action, or the suspension will take effect.  You must respond in writing in a timely manner, and should consult with an attorney.  The process is as follows.

The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Point System

If you receive motor vehicle summonses, there can be hidden and costly consequences as the result of the point system.  If points are involved, it is usually cost-effective to consult Howes & Howes.

Drunk Driving:  Frequently Asked Questions

Our attorneys have extensive experience in the New Jersey municipal courts as private defense counsel.  Additionally, our attorneys have been appointed as municipal prosecutor and as municipal court judge.  The following are the most frequently asked questions related to drunk driving.

Driving while suspended:  Frequently Asked Question

New Jersey law provides dozens of reasons why your driving privilege might be suspended.  As prosecutors and private defense counsel, our attorneys have seen them all.  With this charge it is important to have good legal representation.  Click on this article if you have questions about driving while suspended.

How to prepare for your municipal court appearance

Municipal court appearances require preparation, punctuality, and clear-headed decisions regarding the disposition of your plea. If we prepare for court properly, we will achieve the best result possible for you.