Hudson County Superior Court — 595 Newark Avenue, Jersey City

The Hudson County Courthouse at 595 Newark Avenue handles all indictable criminal offenses and Family Court matters for the county. This includes aggravated assault cases, PTI applications, and FRO hearings. NJAMG’s proximity to the courthouse — our office is on the same street — allows for seamless coordination with attorneys, probation officers, and court staff. When a judge at 595 Newark Avenue sees NJAMG on your documentation, they see a local provider they recognize.

Jersey City Municipal Court

The largest Municipal Court in Hudson County, handling thousands of disorderly persons and petty disorderly persons cases annually. Simple assault, harassment, disorderly conduct, and Conditional Dismissal applications are processed here. Jersey City’s diverse population means cases often involve cultural dynamics, language barriers, and complex family situations that generic programs are not equipped to address.

Hoboken Municipal Court

Hoboken produces a disproportionately high volume of simple assault and disorderly conduct cases relative to its size, driven by the concentration of bars and restaurants along Washington Street and the young professional population. Weekend nightlife incidents, bar fights, and alcohol-fueled confrontations are the primary drivers. NJAMG has developed specific content for Hoboken defendants:

Hoboken Bar Fight & Jealousy Assault
Hoboken DV & Restraining Orders
Hoboken Neighbor Disputes & Harassment

North Bergen, Union City & West New York Municipal Courts

These three municipalities in northern Hudson County share dense urban environments and large Latino populations. Domestic violence cases, family disputes, and neighbor confrontations are common. Many defendants and complainants are primarily Spanish-speaking. NJAMG understands the cultural dynamics that shape cases in these communities and provides documentation that addresses the court’s specific concerns.

Bayonne Municipal Court

Bayonne’s Municipal Court handles a steady volume of assault and harassment cases. The city’s residential character means domestic disputes, neighbor conflicts, and family arguments are the primary drivers. NJAMG enrollment provides Bayonne defendants with the proactive documentation that the municipal court judge expects to see.

Municipal Court Charges

Simple Assault (N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1a) — The most charged offense in Hudson County. Bar fights, domestic incidents, road rage. Up to 6 months jail. Eligible for Conditional Dismissal.

Harassment (N.J.S.A. 2C:33-4) — Text/phone harassment, unwanted contact, offensive touching. Up to 30 days. Eligible for Conditional Dismissal.

Disorderly Conduct (N.J.S.A. 2C:33-2) — Public disturbances, bar ejections, loud confrontations. Up to 30 days. Eligible for Conditional Dismissal.

Superior Court Charges

Aggravated Assault (N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1b) — Serious injury, weapon use. Heard at 595 Newark Avenue. State prison exposure. PTI may be available.

Terroristic Threats (N.J.S.A. 2C:12-3) — 3rd/4th degree. Verbal threats to terrorize. Common in DV cases.

Family Court & Restraining Orders

TRO Guide — Understanding the temporary restraining order process after a DV arrest in Hudson County.

FRO Defense — Fighting the Final Restraining Order at 595 Newark Avenue. Silver v. Silver two-prong test.

DV Charges Guide — Dual-track criminal and civil proceedings in Hudson County.

DV & Custody — Protecting parenting rights when DV charges threaten custody.

By Situation Type

Bar Fight Charges — Washington Street, Newark Avenue, and Hudson County’s nightlife districts.

Workplace Violence — Jersey City’s corporate offices, warehouses, and retail environments.

Stadium & Arena Fights — Events at Red Bull Arena in Harrison (Hudson County).