Law Offices of Adam C Brown Esq. PC offers legal services to those in need of a family law attorney, bankruptcy attorney, tax attorney, & more. Mr. Brown deeply believes in making himself available to all who need his legal services. He has taken several steps to eliminate financial and physical obstacles for his potential clients. His New Brunswick-based practice is handicap-accessible and offers free consultations and thorough virtual consultations. For so many, requesting a free consultation with our Middlesex, NJ, lawyer has been the first step towards solving their legal troubles. We would love to do the same for you.

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Restraining Order Filing

Prenuptial Agreement Mediation

Domestic Violence Attorney

Divorce Mediation

Divorce Lawyer

Criminal Defense Attorney

Cohabitation Representation

Child Support Lawyer

Child Custody Lawyer

Bankruptcy Attorney

Taxation Lawyer

Languages Spoken: English

Law Offices of Adam C Brown Esq. PC, family law attorney, listed under "Family Law Attorneys" category, is located at 317 George St Ste 320 New Brunswick NJ, 08901 and can be reached by 9732812388 phone number. Law Offices of Adam C Brown Esq. PC has currently no reviews.

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Is Law Offices of Adam C Brown Esq. PC open on Sunday or Saturday?

Law Offices of Adam C Brown Esq. PC is closed on Sunday and Saturday.
Law Offices of Adam C Brown Esq. PC is open Mon-Fri 8:30 AM-5:00 PM.

What type of Family Law cases do you provide representation for?

While cases like these can feel overwhelming for both parties, you have a strong law firm on your side. Our caring attorneys can assist you with family law matters including: - Prenuptial agreements - Child custody & support cases - Mediation - Alimony - Domestic violence & more!

What types of divorce can you file for in New Jersey?

There are many nuances to understand when filing for divorce in New Jersey. Generally, there are two types of divorce that you can file for in the state: at-fault or no-fault. Most require that parties wait a certain amount of time to file, so it's important to have a family law attorney on your side to explain the constraints.

Do you assist with determining asset distribution?

The courts will try to distribute your assets in a way that seems fair, considering factors like individual contributions, the length of the marriage, and tax implications. Since an equitable distribution state can have a more variable approach to asset distribution, it's crucial to have a family law attorney on your side. Mr. Brown and Ms. Liu can help you seek the distribution you want during your case.

What is New Jersey's policies on asset distribution?

Because New Jersey is an equitable distribution state, assets are generally not split 50/50. Instead, the law takes a more customized approach.

What are the types of child custody determined in family court?

In the state of New Jersey, the law lays down several kinds of custody. Our family law attorneys can help you explore the options and fight for your desired legal outcome. The types of child custody are: - Joint - Sole - Physical - Legal

What types of bankruptcy case do you specialize in?

Our Middlesex County law firm focuses on two types of bankruptcy cases: Chapter 7 bankruptcy and Chapter 13 bankruptcy.

Who can file for chapter 7 bankruptcy?

Individuals, partnerships, and corporations are eligible to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

Who can file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy?

Individuals and businesses that are classified as sole proprietorships may file Chapter 13 bankruptcy.

What are some factors to consider when applying for bankruptcy?

Mr. Brown, your bankruptcy attorney, can explain the requirements and guidelines in detail at his Middlesex County and North Bergen, NJ offices. They include: - Credit Counseling - Honest Filing - Staying Consistent

What is the income limit chapter 7 bankruptcy in New Jersey?

As of May 15, 2022, those who file for Chapter 7 in New Jersey must qualify by meeting or making less than the associated incomes: - One Person: $75,321 - Two People: $92,669 - Three People: $117,697 - Four People: $140,657

What if I make more than the median income and still want to file for bankruptcy?

If your household makes more than the median income in New Jersey, you may still be able to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. You will need to take a means test to determine if certain expenses are deductible.

Can I buy a home again after going through bankruptcy?

Yes you can buy a home again after filing for bankruptcy, but not immediately. After Chapter 7, you may have to wait two to four years before qualifying for a loan. A Chapter 13, on the other hand, typically means you'll have to wait a little longer: about four years after your debt has been dismissed (this is after you have spent years repaying creditors).

What types of criminal defense cases do you represent?

Our criminal defense lawyer serving Middlesex County and the greater South Jersey area can protect your rights if you've been charged with a criminal offense such as: - DUI - Drug Possession - Violence

What are the grades of criminal offenses in New Jersey?

While other states may categorize offenses as misdemeanors or felonies, New Jersey has unique terminology. A misdemeanor is called a "disorderly persons offense." This charge is for a lower-level crime, but can still carry penalties. A felony is simply referred to as a "crime" or "indictable crime." These offenses require a grand jury investigation to determine if there is enough evidence to charge the accused.

Do you offer free consultations?

Both our New Brunswick and North Bergen-based practice offers free consultations and thorough virtual consultations. These options ensure people in Middlesex Count, South New Jersey, and beyond are able to speak to him risk and worry-free.

What representation do you specialize in?

Our areas of focus include Family Law, Bankruptcy & Tax Law.

If I have an accountant do I still need a tax attorney?

Yes, you may still need a tax lawyer even if you have an accountant. While people may mix up accountants with tax attorneys, we do different things. Accountants are primarily concerned with properly paying your taxes and improving your finances. An attorney, on the other hand, can help if you have encountered legal matters surrounding your taxes.

Why would I need a tax lawyer?

You may need a tax lawyer if you are: - Fighting the IRS - Founding a Business - International Business - Anticipating Estate Taxes - Facing an Audit - Real Estate Transactions

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