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John Paul Velez

John Paul Velez

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Top Rated Family Law Attorney in Netcong, NJ
Criminal Law, DUI & DWI, Government, Personal Injury, Car Accidents, Commercial Law
123 US Highway 46, Suite 1A, Netcong, NJ 07857

    About John Paul Velez

    Practice Areas
    • Criminal Law
    • DUI & DWI
    • Government
    • Personal Injury
    • Car Accidents
    • Commercial Law
    Education
    • Howard University School of Law, Washington, District of Columbia
      Juris Doctorate
      • Honors: Student-Attorney, Howard University Criminal Justice Clinic
      • Honors: Research Assistant, Professor Adam Kurland Concentrating in Federal Criminal Law
      • Honors: Merit Fellows Scholarship Recipient
    • Montclair State University
      Bachelor of Arts
      • Major: History
      • Honors: summa cum laude
      • Minor: Political Science
    Languages
    • English
    • Spanish

    Qualifications

    Other Affiliations
    • New Jersey Office of the Public Defender (Assistant Deputy Public Defender)
    • New Jersey State Bar Association (Member)
    • New Jersey Hispanic Bar Association (Member)
    • Morris County Bar Association (Member)
    • Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers of New Jersey (Member)
    Past Positions
    • Honorable Marilyn C. Clark, P.J. Cr., Presiding Criminal Judge in the Passaic Vicinage, Clerk
    • Howard University Criminal Justice Clinic and as a research assistant to Professor Adam Kurland, Student attorney
    Fraternities and Sororities
    • Phi Kappa Phi

    Office Info

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    John Paul Velez
    Phone:
    (973) 584-1501
    Address:
    123 US Highway 46, Suite 1A, Netcong, NJ 07857
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