Family Court — Unless the Charge Is Serious
If your child or teenager has been charged with a juvenile offense in New Jersey, then the matter will most likely be heard in family court. If the crime is serious, then the case may be moved to criminal court.
That difference matters more than almost anything else in a juvenile case, and it is decided early. It is important to hire a New Jersey juvenile lawyer to handle the case.
Types of Juvenile Crimes Handled by Attorney Joel Silberman
Do Juvenile Criminal Convictions Disappear When a Juvenile Turns 18?
Turning 18 does not clear it. A criminal lawyer can help you with the process of criminal record sealing — and the same office handles expungements, which is the route for clearing an adult record.

Protecting the Freedom and Future of Your Child
New Jersey juvenile criminal lawyer Joel Silberman has years of experience protecting the rights of juveniles and their families.

What Clients Say
Disclaimer: “Results may vary depending on your particular facts and legal circumstances.”
Contact New Jersey Juvenile Crime Attorney Joel Silberman
If your child makes a mistake, then you should make sure it does not ruin the future. When your child is charged with a crime in New Jersey, contact Attorney Joel Silberman. Call The Law Offices of Joel Silberman, LLC at 201-420-1913 to schedule a consultation to discuss your options, or email us at joel@joelsilbermanlaw.com.
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