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If you’re in need of a top DWI defense attorney in South New Jersey, look no further than Robert E. DePersia II. With his extensive experience and expertise, he can provide you with the strong legal representation you need in Haddonfield, Cherry Hill, Burlington, Camden, and Gloucester. Simply fill out the form on the right or give him a call for a free consultation.

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You need an attorney who specializes in DWI and criminal defense and has experience in this area for a long time. You need an attorney who is an active member in Professional Organizations dedicated to DWI and criminal defense. You need an attorney who has an extensive and successful history in defending cases just like yours. Robert E. DePersia II, has over 25 years of experience defending the rights of those accused of DWI and varying criminal matters throughout South Jersey including the municipal courts in Burlington, Camden, and Gloucester Counties.

Our office is conveniently located on Kings Highway in Haddonfield and offers flexible hours. Payment plans and credit card payments are available to accommodate our clients and our office is fluent in Spanish. Call today for a free consultation at (856) 795-9688.

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The most important decision you will make will be which attorney will represent you in your DWI or criminal matter. As in all professions, not all attorneys possess the same experience, knowledge, and ability. Obviously, you want to select an attorney who will provide you with the best opportunity for success.

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Robert E. DePersia, II is devoted to defending clients charged with traffic, DWI or criminal violations. Mr. DePersia represents clients in all varieties of traffic and criminal related proceedings before New Jersey’s civil and criminal courts.

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