Additional Services

Expungements Name Changes • Non-Profit Organizations • Non-Profit Organizations

Expungements

What kind of expungement services do you provide?

Our firm understands the importance and urgency in expungement matters. Our firm can determine eligibility for expungement, prepare all necessary filings and represent you in court till the record is expunged.

How long does an expungement take?

An expungement can take approximately 2-3 months due to the publication requirements.

How can I minimize the costs of the expungement?

The court costs of expungements are largely fixed by the court. Typically, our fees for an expungement action are approximately $750.

What should I bring to my first meeting with an attorney?

You should bring a copy of the Judgment of Conviction.

 

Helpful Link: How to Expunge Your Criminal and/or Juvenile Record

Name Changes

What are legally acceptable reasons to change a name?

People file for name changes for a variety of reasons – post-divorce, to reflect the actual name that you use, or because you just want to change your name. You may not change your name to avoid creditors or criminal prosecution.

How long does a name change take?

Typically, a name change can take approximately three months due to publication requirements.

What should I bring to my first meeting with an attorney?

You should bring a copy of the birth certificate.

 

Helpful Link: How to Ask the Court to Change your Name – Adult

Non-Profit Organizations

What services are provided to non-profit organizations?

Our firm recognizes the commitment that is required to establish a non-profit organization and provides high quality comprehensive services including the preparation of organizing documents, incorporations, state and federal filings and applications for tax-exempt status. In order to minimize delays in acquiring non-profit status, we recommend that you consult an attorney while you are planning your organization. We can also help non-profits with their on-going legal requirements.

What kind I do to minimize the costs of establishing a non-profit organization?

Consider your mission statement for your organization; identify board members and determine how your organization will function prior to speaking with an attorney. Consult with an attorney prior to completing the on-line forms to eliminate duplicative work.

What should I bring to a first meeting?

You should bring all your organizing documents, if any. This might include your constitution and/or by-laws, Mission Statement and any pending filings.

 

Helpful links:

Starting a Nonprofit Organization – Information & Links

Starting a Nonprofit Organization in New Jersey – Questions & Answers