Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Can I get a divorce during COVID-19?
Even though things have been far from normal during these last three months, you can still get divorced in New Jersey. Just like businesses have had to adapt to these changing times, our State government has had to do the same. Our Judiciary has been open during this pandemic and has been conducting most… Read More »
Allocating Debt During Divorce
When parties are in the midst of a divorce, one bone of contention can be debt. In many situations, high debt can be a major contributing factor to divorce. The general rule is marital debt is any debt incurred during the marriage for the benefit of the marriage. There are various types of debt… Read More »
How Department of Veterans Affairs Decision Reviews Work
If you received a decision from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) that you disagree with, you have the right to further review. The review process through Department of Veterans Affairs is has recently been updated. You will want a skilled Veterans Law Attorney who has experience handling VA claims. At Citizen Soldier Law,… Read More »
Misconduct Allegations: Preserve Your Sacrifices as a Reserve Troop
Protect your career and what to do if you are a suspect On three occasions, different whack jobs made spurious allegations against me. Each time I was cleared. Each time, I retained experienced counsel. None were related to sexual harassment, I will add. However, allegations of sexual misconduct are on the rise throughout our… Read More »
Do I Need a Lawyer for an Article 15 Hearing?
Article 15 UCMJ, otherwise known as non-judicial punishment (NJP) provides for a commander to take action against you for a minor infractions or misconduct. No matter what branch of the military you are in, it’s understandable to be worried and anxious if there is a pending adverse action against you. While Article 15 is… Read More »
What Happens to Your Weapons when a FRO is Entered?
For law enforcement, the issuance of a Final Restraining Order (FRO) can be a life changing event. Under the New Jersey Prevention of Domestic Violence Act (N.J.S.A. 2C:25-19), the purchase, ownership, possession or control of a firearm is prohibited by persons convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence offenses. Basically, if an FRO is entered against… Read More »
John Rembish, 3rd Infantry Division Veteran and the phrase “Rock of the Marne”
Kenilworth NJ’s last WWII Veteran, John Rembish, passed away and the lawyers from CitizenSoldierLaw felt drawn to pay our respects to this 3rd Infantry Division Veteran. It is unsettling to lose the great men and women of the WWII era. Below is a description of the phrase “Rock of the Marne” and the Third Infantry… Read More »
Parker’s Legal Team, Led by Maj. Thomas Roughneen, Claim He Has Been Made a Scapegoat
Without Maj. Thomas Roughneen, Pvt. James Leon Parker might have disappeared into the Army’s criminal justice system. Learn More >>
What is the Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury Cases in New Jersey?
Were you or a loved one injured by someone else’s negligent actions? If so, you may have the legal right to bring a claim against them for compensation. This claim will allow you to recover compensation for any physical damage, injuries, pain and suffering, time off work, and more. New Jersey law says you… Read More »
Defending Against a New Jersey Board of Pharmacy Complaint
Obtaining your license to work as a pharmacist requires a lot of education and training, not to mention passing rigorous tests and examinations. Once you receive your license, there is no guarantee that you will maintain it forever. The risk of losing your license can be a terrifying experience. If you are facing possible… Read More »
