Legal Columns
Can You Leave the U.S. During a Criminal Case in New Jersey?
If you’re facing a criminal trial in New Jersey, you may wonder whether you can leave the U.S. during the proceedings. This column explains the ...
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Visa Bulletin for May 2025
The Immigration Team at Song Law Firm would like to provide you with an update regarding the Department of State’s May 2025 Visa Bulletin. Please ...
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NJ│ Can Divorce Agreement Include a Provision to Leave Assets to Children?
In New Jersey, it is permissible—and emotionally common—for divorcing parents to express the intention of leaving some or all of their assets to their children ...
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How Is No-Fault Different from At-Fault States?
When a car accident occurs, the insurance claim process varies significantly by state. New Jersey and New York follow a No-Fault insurance system, meaning that ...
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New Jersey | Conditional Discharge, Conditional Dismissal, and PTI
In New Jersey’s criminal justice system, Conditional Discharge, Conditional Dismissal, and PTI (Pretrial Intervention) are three commonly used alternative judicial programs for handling minor offenses ...
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New Jersey | How to Maximize Your Car Accident Compensation
Being involved in a car accident can be overwhelming, and navigating the legal and insurance claims process can be complex. Understanding how to maximize your ...
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New Jersey | Differences Between PTI (Pretrial Intervention) and Probation
In the criminal justice system of New Jersey, PTI (Pretrial Intervention) and Probation are two different methods of handling criminal cases. However, they differ significantly ...
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Restricted Property Trusts in NJ & NY: What You Need to Know
A Restricted Property Trust (RPT) is a strategic financial tool primarily used by owners of closely held businesses and high-earning executives to build long-term wealth ...
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Visa Bulletin For April 2025
The Immigration Team at Song Law Firm would like to provide you with an update regarding the Department of State’s April 2025 Visa Bulletin. Please ...
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