Attorney Cooper delivers a dynamic, interactive relationship with a highly knowledgeable legal counselor and staff devoted to serving clients in Union, Essex, Middlesex Counties, and across the State of New Jersey.
With over 30 years of experience practicing law in Union County, NJ attorney Edward S. Cooper is equipped with all of the knowledge and skill to help you.
Speak with Attorney Cooper about the complexities of your case and find legal counsel tailored to suit your unique needs. He is pleased to provide consultations for a range of legal issues and can be contacted anytime at his Union County offices.
Providing dedicated and personal legal representation in the areas of family law, criminal, municipal court, real estate and employment matters.
Legal matters can often present as insurmountable challenges, with the potential to threaten your relationships, reputation, employment status, and financial future. When the stakes are this high for you and those you love, finding the right legal counsel can truly change the course of your life.
Edward S. Cooper has served as a dedicated legal advocate for individuals and their families in Union County for over 30 years. Through his work on behalf of those who find themselves in the throes of the New Jersey legal system, Mr. Cooper has developed a solid reputation built on honest and active communication with his clients.
Whether you are involved in criminal or motor vehicle matters in local courts, attempting to successfully resolve a divorce, or seeking assistance with a real estate, personal injury, or workers’ compensation matter, Edward Cooper prioritizes your full education and understanding, creating a dynamic relationship and ensuring that you feel informed and confident through every step of the legal process.
Through his lengthy tenure as an attorney in New Jersey, Mr. Cooper has developed an elevated level of knowledge in a variety of practice areas. For instance, the depth and breath of his understanding of family law extends to issues such as divorce, child custody, child support, alimony and spousal support, and domestic violence. In addition, his extensive experience serving clients charged with criminal offenses such as possession of marijuana and motor vehicle violations such as DWI has facilitated his development of a unique and effective skill set for successfully resolving these issues.
Regardless of the specific situation in which you find yourself, chances are Edward Cooper has assisted someone confronting a similar challenge. You may feel overwhelmed and unsure of your future, which is why Mr. Cooper encourages ongoing dialogue and a collaborative approach to decision-making with his clients. Call today for a consultation and develop a more thorough understanding of your options and the potential avenues that may be available to you.
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