Legal services for New Jersey individuals, families and businesses
Lu Xin Law Offices is based in Flushing and was founded by attorney Curran, who is licensed in both states. For a New Jersey matter, we first identify the court or agency, parties, evidence and deadlines before comparing transaction, negotiation, arbitration or litigation paths.
New Jersey Criminal Defense
Assessment and defense involving federal investigations, subpoenas and charges, as well as New Jersey criminal matters, with attention to evidence, release conditions, court dates and collateral consequences.
Learn more02Complex Commercial Litigation & Corporate Law
Contract, control, investment, fraud and cross-border disputes assessed through evidence, cost, operational impact and enforceability.
Learn more03Securities & Banking
Investment and securities disputes, equity financing, bank loans, collateral, debt recovery and related financial-contract and compliance matters.
Learn more04Intellectual Property Protection & Disputes
Patent, trademark, copyright, trade-secret, unfair-competition, emergency-relief and infringement-defense matters.
Learn more05Real Estate Transactions & Disputes
Residential and commercial purchases, contracts, title, financing, closing, leasing and real-estate investment disputes.
Learn more06Trusts, Estates & Family Law
Wills, trusts, estate administration, divorce, family assets, support, parenting time and custody matters.
Learn moreNew Jersey real estate, intellectual property and patent matters
Property transactions and disputes call for review of the location, contract, title and deadlines. Intellectual-property inquiries should identify the rights and evidence involved. Patent applications, licensing and infringement litigation require different qualifications and procedures. See our real estate and IP dispute services, then confirm the scope of a specific New Jersey engagement.
Jurisdiction comes first in New Jersey state and federal matters
A matter connected to New Jersey does not necessarily belong in a single court or follow one procedure. Criminal matters may involve state or federal court; patent litigation generally proceeds in federal court; and business or family matters require review of the parties, contracts, residence, assets and existing orders. Identifying jurisdiction early helps protect hearing, response, appeal and evidence-preservation deadlines.
Information to prepare for a consultation
- The New Jersey county, city or federal district connected to the matter
- The names of the court, agency, businesses and other parties involved
- Subpoenas, charging papers, contracts, demand letters, court orders or other key documents
- Hearing, response, notice, renewal or other important deadlines
- A one-page chronology and the issue you most want to resolve
Legal communication in Mandarin, Cantonese and English
Clients may discuss their matters in Mandarin, Cantonese or English. When English-language court papers, contracts, technical records or communications with opposing counsel are involved, we help clients understand the document, the deadline and the next required step.
Questions about consulting a New Jersey attorney
Where is the office?
This page describes services for New Jersey clients. Our listed office is at 36-09 Main Street, Suite 5-D5, Flushing, New York. Please arrange an appointment before visiting and confirm how to meet and what to bring.
Can I arrange a phone or video consultation in Chinese?
Phone and video consultations are available by appointment in Mandarin, Cantonese or English. Prepare the location of the matter, parties involved, any court or agency documents, and the nearest deadline.
How do I confirm whether the firm can take my case?
Start with the matter type, court or agency, parties and important dates so we can review scope and conflicts. Services and fees are confirmed before engagement; reading this page does not establish representation.
For a New York criminal matter, see our criminal defense services. Read the attorney profile or contact the firm to arrange a consultation.
For court forms, interpreter requests and procedural resources, visit NJ Courts Self-Help. Check the relevant court notice and applicable procedure for your case.