While forfeiture cases are nothing new in New Jersey, it seems to me that they are increasing in number. I first really noticed it when I had a client who filed a restraining order against his wife. At the hearing date, she announced that she wanted to file one against him. Since this was clear [...]
Posts Tagged ‘forfeiture’
If the police take your guns, you’ll have to fight to get them back
Posted in My Practice, tagged Firearms, forfeiture, Guns, New Jersey, Restraining Order on May 10, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Appeals that probably could have been avoided
Posted in My Practice, tagged Firearms ID Card, forfeiture, Gun Permits, New Jersey, Pistol Permit, Purchase Permit on May 4, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Two clients called me up today to appeal their denial of their purchase permits. They are good examples of permits that should have been approved. The first client says that his application has been pending for 3 years! The longest that I have heard of is around 18 months. At some point during this ordeal, [...]
Victim of domestic violence has a right to keep firearms
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Domestic Violence, forfeiture, Gun Permits, New Jersey, Restraining Order, Weapons on January 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
If you are reading this blog, you are probably a big fan of the 2nd amendment already. However, if you could care less or if you think that an attorney isn’t necessary when applying for a permit or dealing with other legal issues, then consider this scenario. Husband, a volunteer firefighter and civil war reenactor [...]