Upper Freehold Township Municipal Court

Criminal Defense Attorney in Upper Freehold Township, NJ

Have you been summoned to appear at the Upper Freehold Township Municipal Court for charges such as DWI, traffic violations, ordinance breaches, or a disorderly persons offense? If so, hiring a skilled New Jersey criminal defense attorney can significantly improve your chances for a favorable outcome. The Criminal Defense Team of the Lento Law Firm has an impressive history of defending clients in various municipal courts throughout New Jersey, including Upper Freehold Township. Our deep comprehension of the court process enables us to work diligently toward the best possible resolution for your case. Reach out to the Lento Law Firm today at 888-535-3686 or fill out our convenient online form.

About Upper Freehold Township, New Jersey

Situated on the western edge of Monmouth County, Upper Freehold Township is home to about 7200 people. Originally part of the larger Freehold Township in the early 1700s, Upper Freehold Township was established as a separate borough in the late 1700s as New Jersey adopted statehood, and it was eventually separated from its namesakes Freehold and Freehold Township as more communities broke off from Freehold and became their own boroughs. Today, Upper Freehold Township offers its residents a semi-rural lifestyle within the sprawling NYC suburbs.

Upper Freehold Township Municipal Court

Upper Freehold Township Municipal Court is held in the Municipal Building on County Road 539. This court typically handles matters involving traffic infractions, ordinance violations, and disorderly persons charges, while more serious offenses are forwarded to the Superior Court of Monmouth County in Freehold Borough. During weekends, holidays, and other times when the Superior Court is closed, the on-duty Municipal Court Judge can issue emergency temporary restraining orders if necessary. This is a joint municipal court that also hears cases from nearby Allentown, NJ.

Municipal Court Contact Information

Allentown/Upper Freehold Township Shared Municipal Court
314 Route 539
Cream Ridge, New Jersey 08514

Phone: 609 758 7738 – Ext. 234
Fax: 609 758 1140

Municipal Court Judge: Paul Capotorto
Court Administrator: Brittany Stapon

Office Hours: Mon-Thur. 8:30 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.

The Importance of Retaining Legal Counsel for Municipal Court

In New Jersey, even minor offenses can lead to hefty fines, jail time, and a detrimental criminal record that could affect your future significantly. These severe consequences are more probable if you choose to navigate the municipal court process without legal representation. A criminal defense attorney experienced in municipal courts can present persuasive evidence of your innocence, negotiate for reduced charges or penalties, and potentially achieve a complete dismissal of charges. Should you qualify for programs like Pre-Trial Intervention or Conditional Discharge, your attorney can assist with the application process to enhance your likelihood of success.

The Lento Law Firm Team gives you a better chance to obtain leniency and a more favorable outcome at Upper Freehold Township Municipal Court. We assist clients facing a wide range of legal challenges, including:

  • Traffic violations/moving infractions
  • Assault allegations
  • DWI charges
  • Trespassing accusations
  • Drug offenses
  • Disorderly conduct charges
  • Criminal mischief allegations
  • Harassment charges
  • Restraining orders
  • Diversionary programs
  • Indictable offenses

The Lento Law Firm's Criminal Defense Team is prepared to support you in achieving a positive resolution at Upper Freehold Township Municipal Court. To schedule a consultation, contact the Lento Law Firm today at 888-535-3686 or fill out our online form.

​​​Contact The Lento Law Firm Today

When it comes to criminal defense cases, you need the right person in your corner. To learn more about how Mr. Lento can help you, call the Lento Law Firm today at 888-535-3686. or contact him online.

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