Eric Aretsky is a respected personal injury, DWI, traffic ticket & divorce attorney. He has a formidable reputation for representing his clients. He is a strong advocate for his clients' rights. While he is an excellent negotiator with a history of resolving complex family disputes without a trial, he is also a skilled litigator with a reputation for effective courtroom advocacy.Eric has significant experience handling cases involving personal injury, DWI, traffic tickets and divorce. This broad knowledge base allows us to provide astute legal advice and representation to people with complex legal matters.Eric has been helping families deal with criminal defense matters for more than twenty five years. He understands that criminal charges can have a significant impact on our clients' lives, whether they are convicted or not. A criminal charge can be stressful, intimidating, and even a little scary. Eric strives to create an informal, relaxed environment where our clients feel comfortable discussing their case and their objectives. While he recognizes that a dismissal of charges is always best, in cases involving overwhelming evidence, he works with prosecutors to obtain plea bargains that are in our clients' long-term interest.Eric has regularly appeared in New Jersey municipal courts for more than twenty five years. He knows the judges, prosecutors, and other legal professionals in the justice system. This coupled with the professional respect he has earned, bolsters our efforts to protect the interests of our clients effectively.Eric has successfully prevented charges from being filed, negotiated for lesser charges, and obtained acquittals in cases involving DWIs, traffic violations, driving while suspended, drug offenses, shoplifting and assaults. Eric has the skill, experience, and tenacity necessary to secure positive outcomes for our clients.

My time clerking under Honorable Conrad W. Krafte was the perfect incubator for my just completed law school training. Through my time under his leadership I was able to get great insight into the workings of the court system, in particular with regard to the processes of divorce and family law.