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Spousal Support
Child Abuse
If you have been accused of child abuse, sexual contact, assault, possession or distribtriation of child pornography or any related Endangering the Welfare of a Child charges, we are happy to review and consult the details of you matter, 732 784 2880.

Criminal Defense
I am ready to hear your story. For over 20 years, I have dedicated myself to the area of criminal defense and treating each of my clients with compassion, respect and dignity regardless of the circumstances. If you have been charged with a crime, my first objective will be to get a dismissal of the charges. When a dismissal is not possible, I can strategically negotiate a favorable plea, avoiding a record or jail time when it is possible. I can also fight aggressively at trial if that is the best option. I have dedicated myself to protecting my clients’ reputation, rights, and liberty and making sure they have a zealous advocate at their side at every step in the process.
DUI/DWI
Driving while intoxicated (DWI) is among the most common offenses for which individuals are charged and vigorously prosecuted in Monmouth County and New Jersey. In fact, according to the most recent data reported by the New Jersey State Police, there were 2,763 arrests for driving under the influence in Monmouth County alone between 2014 and 2015. The frequency of DWI charges in Monmouth County can be attributed, at least in part, to the many activities and festivities involving alcohol that are held in this beautiful beach-side setting, calling scores of visitors to shore towns each and every year. In addition, Monmouth County is home to many local colleges and universities, where students and their guests regularly enjoy parties and events. Whether you are visiting a restaurant or bar, a hotel or casino, a stadium or event venue, or even a backyard barbecue, and drinking alcohol, you may be vulnerable to charges for DWI. Unfortunately, one choice to drive after drinking can change your life forever. When faced with charges for DWI, your first and most critical decision should be to contact a knowledgeable attorney who can begin formulating your most effective defense.
Wrongful Death
The Wrongful Death Act allows surviving family member(s) to sue for damages for funeral and medical expenses, lost wages, mental and physical suffering, loss of consortium and other damages.
Traffic Violations
The causes are generally bad weather or other environmental factors, bad roads, driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, reckless driving or drivers distracted by smartphones or passengers.
Sex Crimes
Whether you are charged or being investigated for charges relating to Possession of Child Pornography or Distribution of Child Pornography, it is imperative that your matter is handled the right way from the very start of any investigation. We are noticing that there are more child pornography matters being charged than ever before. This is the result of several factors; including more governmental resources being spent locating these types of material on the internet. Additionally, websites such as Twitter, Google, Whatsapp are reporting users who have these types of images on their accounts to local law enforcement. This results with Prosecutor’s Offices obtaining search warrants to confiscate phones, ipads and computers after Sheriff Officers and local law enforcement agents enter the home and search the premises. Thereafter, the complaint can be put on a summons, meaning the person will be released, or a warrant, which means the person will be detained. Oftentimes, the person will be scared and immediately give a statement. If the State moves for detention there will be a detention hearing shortly thereafter.
Fraud
Fraud: Fake ID, insurance or mortgage fraud, bank and check and credit card fraud, prescription and Medicare or Medicaid fraud.
Robbery
In New Jersey, weapons charges involve a multitude of variables, including the type of weapon, the circumstances surrounding its possession, the commission of another act while possessing the weapon (i.e. a drug crime, robbery, or assault offense ), the location where the alleged offense occurred (i.e. on school property), and the the criminal history of the defendant (does he or she meet the criteria of a “certain person?”). Depending on the circumstances of your specific case, you may face charges such as unlawful possession of a weapon, possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, unlawful disposition of a firearm, possession of a firearm during a drug offense (known as a “Drugs and Guns violation”), or possession of a weapon by a prohibited person (known as a “Certain Persons” offense). Although these charges entail different penalties and evidentiary requirements, they share one fundamental similarity: they are considered extraordinarily serious crimes under New Jersey law. As such, a conviction for a New Jersey weapons offense may result in a lengthy prison sentence and in some cases, a mandatory minimum period of parole ineligibility.
Burglary
If you or someone you love has been charged with a crime such as criminal mischief, trespassing, or burglary, contact the Law Offices of Tara Breslow today to learn about your legal options. Having defended clients accused of these and other crimes in Red Bank, Freehold, Neptune, and Monmouth County, New Jersey, Ms. Breslow is thoroughly prepared to begin building your best defense.
White Collar Crimes
Whether you were arrested for "possession of controlled dangerous substance" or "intent to distribute", or "possesssion of marjuana less than 60 grams", or cited for driving while intoxicated (DWI) or another traffic violations during a motor vehicle stop, it is importance to speak with an experienced attorney. If you were arrested for a disorderly persons offense or "aggravated assualt", accused of a sex crime or an act of domestic violence, or brought up on charges in connection with an ongoing investigation for a "white collar crime" or "theft" your current and future circumstances are immediately and inevitably changed. Your first interaction with the criminal justice system often begins with an arrest, stemming from an isolated incident or an investigation that results in a warrant. In other cases, you will receive a summons or a notice to appear in Municipal or Superior Court in connection with an alleged criminal act or motor vehicle violation. From then on, there will be numerous appearances, opportunities, and critical decisions that will spell both short and long-term implications for your life. Thoroughly understanding your rights and responsibilities during your journey is essential to achieving the best possible outcome.
Theft
Misdemeanors
According to statistics from the United States Sentencing Commission: “cases involving drugs, immigration, fraud, or firearms constituted the vast majority of federal felonies and Class A misdemeanors. This trend continued in fiscal year 2015, as these crimes accounted for 81.6 percent of all cases reported to the Commission.”
Embezzlement
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. If you have been accused of or charged with any of these offenses, contact Ms. Breslow immediately for your free consultation.
Drug Crimes
I have an office located directly across the street from the courthouse in Freehold on Monument street as well as an office in Red Bank. I represent people throughout Monmouth, Ocean, Mercer, Bergen, Morris and Middlesex Counties. Drug Crimes
Assault
In New Jersey, there are 20 distinct acts that may constitute “assault” under the law. A broad classification of offenses, assault can include any of the following: simple assault, aggravated assault, assault with a deadly weapon, assault on a law enforcement officer, reckless endangerment, stalking, and harassment. The severity of these crimes is highly variable, contingent upon a number of influential factors, including the extent of the injuries sustained by the victim; the intent of the actor, the presence or use of a weapon during the commission of the offense; and the identity of the alleged victim. For instance, certain offenses that may otherwise be considered “simple assault” are elevated to more serious charges for aggravated assault if the victim is a law enforcement officer, public servant, judge, or another individual operating in an official capacity. Depending upon the nature of the assault offense, a conviction can result in heavy fines, mandatory anger management counseling, a lengthy period of incarceration, and a substantial period of parole ineligibility.
Murder
Ms. Tara Breslow has extensive experience representing individuals charged with violent crimes. The Law Office of Tara Breslow is committed to ensuring the protection of their client’s rights, from arrest to conclusion of the case. If you have been arrested or charged with fighting, assault, domestic violence, or murder, speak with an experienced criminal defense attorney immediately so that your legal representative can present the strongest possible defense.
Juvenile Crimes
Tara Breslow-Testa is a juvenile crime attorney serving Monmouth, Ocean, Morris, Middlesex, Mercer and Bergen counties, who is familiar with the juvenile court system and knows how to work with aggressive prosecutors and seen-and-heard-it-all judges to find the most appropriate resolution for juvenile offenders.
Probation Violation
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. If you have been accused of or charged with a probation violation, contact Ms. Breslow immediately for your free consultation.
Identity Theft
Federal criminal law covers a wide array of offenses, most but not all of them listed in the 123 chapters of Title 18 of the US Code: Crimes and Criminal Procedures. There you will find crimes ranging from Arson to War Crimes and a lot in between: Bank Robbery, Bankruptcy, Biological Weapons, Child Pornography, Civil Rights, Drug Conspiracy, Identity Theft, Kidnapping, Lacey Act, Nationality and Citizenship, Torture and Terrorism.
Homicide
The Prevention of Domestic Violence Act of 1991, N.J.S.A. 2C:25-17 provides a complete list of offenses that define domestic violence, including: homicide, assault, terroristic threats, kidnapping, criminal restraint, false imprisonment, sexual assault, criminal sexual contact, lewdness, criminal mischief, burglary, criminal trespass, harassment, stalking.
Arson
Talk to Tara first before you talk to anyone else, because the Federal court system is complicated and perilous, and requires an experienced legal navigator to present the best possible defense. Federal crimes often come with penalties more severe than state law. If you have been accused of tax evasion, have immigration issues, unwittingly committed mail fraud or stood for a public portrait holding a bloody head representing a decapitated American president, Federal criminal defense lawyer Tara Breslow-Testa serving Monmouth, Essex, Mercer, Ocean County residents is the person you should speak with first. Tara Breslow knows the type of United States Attorneys you will be up against, she understands the calculus of Federal sentencing guidelines, and the psychology of Federal Judges. Federal criminal cases are serious battle, but Ms. Breslow-Testa isn’t afraid of a fight and she is prepared to defend you in Federal court. Title 18: From Arson to War Crimes
Shoplifting
In some cases, a juvenile may get a “ deferred disposition ” which can be either on the front or back end of a sentencing. This is essentially a diversionary program, yet there can be short and long-term consequences for a juvenile and this is not always the best choice. If the juvenile has been charged with a sex related offense, a drug charge, crimnal mischief theft or shoplifting charges, there can be serious consequences that the juvenile could be facing, confinement in juvenile facility and/or probation.
Restraining Order
A domestic violence attorney serving Monmouth County, Tara Breslow-Testa has helped numerous individuals throughout New Jersey, including Monmouth County, Ocean County, Middlesex County and Union County New Jersey who are facing potential restraining orders or criminal domestic violence charges. She understands what’s at stake and the need for a swift, aggressive and steadfast defense against such accusations.
Forgery
Felony crimes are the most serious category of crime in the state of New Jersey, including theft, forgery, Aggravated Assault. Some of these crimes can never be expunged: homicide, kidnapping, human trafficking, arson, sexual assault, terrorism, robbery, and false imprisonment. The rules for expungement of a felony crime changed in 2010 and again after April 18, 2016. In general, if you were convicted of a felony crime, you can apply for expungement for some felonies 10 years after the end of your sentence is the norm, although there is an avenue to a five-year “early pathway” expungement. Ms. Breslow has been very successful at getting early pathway expungements Orders accomplished. She will fight tirelessly to get your record clean if you are eligible. Possession Of Controlled Dangerous Substances: It&Rsquo;S Complicated
Money Laundering
Legal and regulatory compliance data as required for purposes such as know your client, anti-money laundering, and market abuse regulations requirements, or as part of our client onboarding process, which may include passport or other identification data, date of birth, home address, and other due diligence data.
Kidnapping
Paraphrasing New Jersey statutes the persons subject to Megan’s Laws are those who have been convicted, adjudicated delinquent or found not guilty by reason of insanity for commission of sex offenses which includes aggravated sexual assault, endangering the welfare of a child, sexual assault, aggravated criminal sexual contact or kidnapping, criminal restraint, false imprisonment, knowingly promoting prostitution of a child, the creation, [exhibition or distribution of a photograph depicting nudity of juveniles through the use of an electronic communications device, an interactive wireless communications device, or a computer (child pornography).
Internet Crimes
Sex crimes include sexual assault, aggravated sexual assault, sexual assault on a minor, possession or distribution of child pornography, internet sex crimes, invasion of privacy, ludeness and criminal sexual contact. A conviction or juvenile adjudication for a sex crime can result in fines, probation and sometimes, imprisonment. In addition, a sex crime conviction can result in registration as a sex offender under New Jersey’s Megan’s Law as well as Parole Supervision for Life. If convicted of a crime under Megan’s Law, the Registrant’s name can be published on the internet depending on the Tier level.
Prostitution
Extortion
In New Jersey, “theft” can refer to any number of criminal offenses, ranging from theft of movable property, to auto theft, theft by deception, credit card theft, and shoplifting. Some theft offenses are marked by the nature of the property stolen, such as a credit card, prescription drug pad, or automobile. Other theft crimes are defined by the nature in which they are committed; for instance, by deception, extortion, or through computer activity. Still others, such as shoplifting or theft of services are transactional in nature, involving a retailer, merchandiser, or service provider to whom adequate payment is not made for the items or services in question. The majority of theft crimes are graded based on the estimated monetary value of the alleged stolen property. As such, the penalties for a given theft crime are inextricably linked to the property you are accused of stealing and how much it is worth. Regardless of the theft crime for which you have been accused, the consequences may include fines, community service, charges on your criminal record, problems with your immigration status, and even time in prison. Building a comprehensive and compelling case in your defense is essential to securing the best possible outcome. Theft Defense Lawyer in Toms River NJ

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Recruitment – Personal information about job applicants is collected and processed for purposes of screening, identifying, and evaluating candidates for positions; record-keeping related to hiring processes; analyzing the hiring process and outcomes; and conducting background checks, where and to the extent permitted by applicable law, which may also be subject to relevant local recruitment privacy policy. If you are hired by the Firm, this data will be transferred to our employee record files for the purpose of your employment. This is necessary in order to take steps at the request of the job applicant in the context of recruitment prior to entering into a contract. In addition, job applicant data and legal and regulatory compliance data may be used as necessary to comply with legal, regulatory, and corporate governance requirements. Information Sharing

Sexual Harassment
If you or your job are being threatened because of workplace sexual harassment, Monmouth County workplace sexual harassment attorney Tara Breslow-Testa is the first person you should talk to. Ms. Breslow-Testa understands the emotional and legal implications of accusing someone of sexual harassment, and she has stood beside accusers in court, facing down aggressive defenders and cautious judges, to champion women (and men) whose lives and livelihoods have been threatened by sexual harassment.

Premises Liability
SLIPPING AND FALLING: Also known as “premises liability claims,” this is the #1 cause of unintentional injuries in the United States, according to the CDC. They can happen on private or public property, from faulty steps to black ice to malfunctioning escalators. The injuries can be painful and severe, as can the medical and rehabilitation costs. Ms. Tara Breslow-Testa has seen it all and will help you with your premises liability claim.
Property Damage
When an act of criminal mischief results in property damage amounting to $500 or less, the defendant is charged with a disorderly persons offense. These offenses are punishable by a sentence to serve up to 6 months in the county jail, a fine of up to $1,000, a charge on the defendant’s criminal record, restitution payments to the property owner, and community service. Fourth Degree Criminal Mischief

Immigration Law

Citizenship and Naturalization

Personal Injury
New Jersey Personal Injury Attorney Tara Breslow-Testa Assisting Victims in Monmouth, Ocean, Middlesex, Bergen, Essex, Morris, and Atlantic Counties
Medical Malpractice
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE: When a doctor or other medical professional is negligent in performing their duties and a person is injured, a medical malpractice suit is filed. Medical malpractice cases can become complicated, extended and expensive, but Tara Breslow-Testa has tried and won many of these cases and is prepared to listen to yours.
Auto Accidents
Dog Bites
DOG BITES: Dogs aren’t always man’s best friend, and the CDC reports there are more than four million cases of dog bite to Americans every year. The injuries can be extensive, and sometimes permanently disabling and disfiguring. Some states have “one bite” rules which protect dog owners who own dogs with no prior offenses. But New Jersey statute (N.J. Stat. Ann. § 4:19-16) states...

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