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Ibrahim & Ibrahim Law Firm

Jersey City, NJ

Criminal DefenseFamily LawPersonal InjuryEmploymentEstate Planning

At a glance

Offices
2
Main office
Jersey City, NJ
Free consultation
Yes
Contingency fee
No fee unless they win, per the firm
Languages
English, Arabic, Spanish, Russian
Hours
Live answering 24/7

About the firm

Founding attorney Ihab Ibrahim runs this Jersey City practice and appears regularly in Jersey City and Bayonne municipal courts and in Hudson County Superior Court, including the Family Part. The firm handles criminal and DWI defense alongside divorce, custody and domestic violence matters, and it also takes injury and employment cases. Its Paterson location is a by-appointment meeting office.

Services

  • Criminal defense
  • DWI/DUI defense
  • Drug and weapons charges
  • Expungements
  • Traffic tickets
  • Divorce
  • Child custody and support
  • Alimony and property division
  • Domestic violence and restraining orders
  • Prenuptial agreements
  • Personal injury
  • Wrongful termination and discrimination claims
  • Estate planning

Leadership

  • Ihab IbrahimFounding Attorney

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