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Contact Kenneth Vercammen, Esq.
732-572-0500
2053 Woodbridge Ave.
Edison, NJ 08817

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TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS 4 POINTS OR LESS-   WE GO TO COURT TO TRY TO NEGOTIATE FOR   NEW "NO POINT" TICKET

 Our office helps people with traffic/ municipal court tickets.  We provide representation on  most Central New Jersey traffic cases.  Motor vehicle violations and criminal charges can cost you.  If you plead guilty by mail or in court for almost all traffic tickets, you will have to pay fines in court and will later receive points on your drivers license.  Both the DMV and your car insurance company will impose surcharges and eligibility points for three years.

         Under the New Jersey Court Rules, a New Jersey  Attorney can negotiate with the Municipal Court Prosecutor to attempt to reduce points.

 An accumulation of too many points, or certain moving violations may require you to pay expensive surcharges to the N.J. Division of Motor Vehicles or have your license suspended.  Don't give up!   We can appear in court for you on most Central New Jersey   traffic violations.

  Please call us immediately if you need experienced legal representation in a traffic/municipal court matter. We also provide representation in DWI, Criminal and other serious court matters.  Kenneth Vercammen, Esq. Former Prosecutor for the Cranbury Municipal Court from 1991-1999, and Author "Municipal Court Winning Strategies."

     The Law Office of Kenneth Vercammen and Associates will provide all potential clients with : 1. Our Written Agreement to Provide Municipal Court Legal Services  2.  Municipal Court Information Sheet

  We request all potential clients fill out the Municipal Court Information Sheet. You also need to bring in, or fax or mail us: 1. Copies of the ticket and any hearing notice. 2. A check or money order. You can also pay by Visa, Master Charge or American Express over the phone and by fax. You should keep the Agreement to Provide Legal Services for your records. Once we receive the fee paid we will prepare a Letter of Representation to the Court, Prosecutor and you. We  recommend our clients meet with us once prior to the court date.

   Representation/ What We will do for you.  We will review and research necessary statutes and caselaw,  contact the prosecutor, prepare defenses and determine mitigating factors.

    Other Legal Services.  You and the Law Firm may make additional agreements to provide for legal services not covered by the Agreement. Without such agreements, the Law Firm is not required to do any additional work or any of the following:  (a)  Provide any legal services after the decision of the trial court;  (b) Appeal any decisions of the trial court or make additional appearances    after appearing in Court;  (c)  provide other legal services or advice not set forth above; or  (d)  Represent you in any other court or Tribunal

     Your Responsibility- Please read carefully and follow instructions to help us help you

1. You must fully cooperate with the Law Firm and provide all information relevant to the issues involved in this matter. This includes providing details on what you told the police and court.
2 You must notify the court and the law office immediately if your address or phone numbers change.
3 Under the NJ Rules of Professional Conduct and Court Rules, we cannot send a letter of representation to the court until the Retainer is paid. All fees and requirements under this written retainer agreement and any other written documents must be complied with. Failure to comply with all requirements shall permit the law office to withdraw its offer of representation. The Law Firm will also withdraw at your request. You must advise our office and the Court in writing.
4. Pay your fines immediately.
5. If you call, you must provide your questions to our receptionist.

KENNETH VERCAMMEN & ASSOCIATES, PC
732-572-0500
Fax- 732-572-0030
2053 Woodbridge Ave.
Edison, NJ 08817
www.BeNotGuilty.com

Probate

Contact Kenneth Vercammen, Esq.
732-572-0500
2053 Woodbridge Ave.
Edison, NJ 08817

http://njlaws.com/willsestateplanning.html?id=1059&a=

Probate:

If you are named the executor or executrix, you must visit the County Surrogate to probate the Will. You will need the following items: 1. The Death Certificate 2. The Original Will 3. Names and Addresses of decedent's, next of kin and will beneficiaries 4. Minimum of $80.00 for Surrogate fees

A state inheritance tax return must be filed and the tax paid on the transfer of real or personal property within eight months after death.

OTHER ITEMS OF CONCERN TO BE PREPARED BY YOUR ATTORNEY -Trusts (and Medicare Trusts) -Power of Attorney- to allow a trusted person to administer your assets during your lifetime, either upon disability or now -Living Wills- to state your wishes concerning medical care in the event of your serious illness


KENNETH VERCAMMEN & ASSOCIATES, PC
732-572-0500
Fax- 732-572-0030
2053 Woodbridge Ave.
Edison, NJ 08817
www.BeNotGuilty.com

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39:4-88. Traffic on marked lanes

Kenneth Vercammen Law Office
(732) 572-0500
Edison, NJ
vercammenlaw@njlaws.com

  When a roadway has been divided into clearly marked lanes for traffic, drivers of vehicles shall obey the following regulations:

    a.  A vehicle shall normally be driven in the lane nearest the right-hand edge or curb of the roadway when that lane is available for travel, except when  overtaking another vehicle or in preparation for a left turn.

    b.  A vehicle shall be driven as nearly as practicable entirely within a single lane and shall not be moved from that lane until the driver has first ascertained that the movement can be made with safety.

    c.  Upon a highway which is divided into 3 lanes, a vehicle shall not be driven in the center lane except when overtaking or passing another vehicle or in preparation for a left turn or unless the center lane is at the time allocated for traffic moving in the direction the vehicle is proceeding and is signposted to give notice of that allocation.

    d.  The State Highway Commissioner may by regulation or local authorities may by resolution or ordinance with respect to highways under their jurisdiction designate right-hand lanes for slow moving traffic and inside lanes for traffic moving at the speed designated for the district as provided under this chapter, and when the lanes are signposted or marked to give notice of the designation a vehicle may be driven in any lane allocated to traffic moving in the direction in which it is proceeding, but when traveling within the inside lanes the vehicle shall be driven at approximately the speed authorized in such lanes and speed shall not be decreased unnecessarily so as to block, hinder or retard traffic.

    e.  When such roadway had been divided in such a manner that there are 3 or  more lanes for traffic in any one direction, no truck of 10,000 pounds registered gross weight or over shall be driven in the farthest left-hand lane,  except when and to the extent necessary to prepare for a left turn, or when  necessary to enter or leave such roadway by entrance or exit to or from the  left lane or when reasonably necessary in response to emergency conditions.

39:4-105 Stop on Yellow stop before entering the intersection

Kenneth Vercammen Law Office
(732) 572-0500
Edison, NJ
vercammenlaw@njlaws.com39:4-105 Stop on Yellow stop before entering the intersection  Color system
    Traffic signals or signal devices shall conform strictly with the provisions  of this article.

    A three-color system shall be used;  red, amber and green.  Green means permission for traffic to go, subject to the safety of others or the specific directions of an officer, official sign or special signal.  Red means traffic to stop before entering the intersection or crosswalk and remain standing until  green is shown alone, unless otherwise specifically directed to go by an  officer, official sign or special signal.  
    Amber, or yellow, when shown alone  following green means traffic to stop before entering the intersection or  nearest crosswalk, unless when the amber appears the vehicle or street car is  so close to the intersection that with suitable brakes it cannot be stopped in  safety.  A distance of fifty feet from the intersection is considered a safe  stopping distance for a speed of twenty miles per hour, and vehicles and street  cars if within that distance when the amber appears alone, and which cannot be  stopped with safety, may proceed across the intersection or make a right or  left turn unless the turning movement is specifically limited.

    All other uses of green, red, amber or yellow lights so located as to be confused with traffic signals shall be discontinued.

39:4-81Traffic signals, observance; rule at nonoperational signals.

39:4-81Traffic signals, observance; rule at nonoperational signals.
Kenneth Vercammen Law Office
(732) 572-0500
Edison, NJ
vercammenlaw@njlaws.com

  a.  The driver of every vehicle, the motorman of every street car and every pedestrian shall obey the instructions of any official traffic control device applicable thereto, placed in accordance with the provisions of this chapter, unless otherwise directed by a traffic or police officer.

b.When, by reason of a power failure or other malfunction, a traffic control signal at an intersection is not illuminated, the driver of a vehicle or street car shall, with respect to that intersection, observe the requirement for a stop intersection, as provided in R.S.39:4-144.