Small law firm feel with big firm capability and technology located in Woodstown, New Jersey. In 2003, Bruce H. Sherman founded the full-service law firm, Sherman Law Offices, to continue his more than 30 years of strong legal advocacy for individuals, families and businesses in Salem, Gloucester and Cumberland counties.
In 2011 he was joined by his son, Joshua "Josh" Sherman, who was born and raised in this area. Together, they are equally dedicated to the belief that by providing the highest- quality services available in the region, that they are giving something back to the residents of the community that they love and where they have spent their entire lives.
In 2011 he was joined by his son, Joshua "Josh" Sherman, who was born and raised in this area. Together, they are equally dedicated to the belief that by providing the highest- quality services available in the region, that they are giving something back to the residents of the community that they love and where they have spent their entire lives.
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Woodstown father and son legal team protect your rights and interests in Salem, Gloucester and Cumberland Counties in New Jersey. Sherman Law Offices is a partnership between father and son, Bruce and Joshua "Josh" Sherman. Together, we make sure that each client receives quality representation, respect and consideration.
Partner/shareholder Joshua D. Sherman, Esq., is a lifelong resident of Salem County, having graduated from Woodstown High School, the University of Delaware, and Widener School of Law, where his legal education included an emphasis on trial advocacy. Now that he is a partner in the law firm founded by his father, Josh enjoys working with and representing friends, neighbors and other members of the community where he was born and raised.
At Sherman Law Offices, we make it our priority to provide sensible and affordable solutions to your legal problems. We collaborate with you to determine your best course of action, whether it is planning, transactional work, negotiation, mediation or litigation. We advocate on your behalf to protect your rights and preserve your driving privileges when you are facing driving under the influence (DUI) / driving while intoxicated (DWI) charges.
In a comprehensive estate plan, wills and trusts are often used in combination to distribute the assets of the estate. Wills can ensure that your property is distributed to people in accordance with your wishes, rather than according to the default laws of New Jersey. Trusts can provide you with a stream of income while ensuring that you are eligible for Medicaid assistance in the later years of life.
Qualified attorneys help clients transfer decision-making authority in case of incapacity. Life is unpredictable, but it is possible to prepare for the unexpected. Creating a living will and other advance directive documents can ensure that if you ever become unable to make healthcare or financial decisions for yourself, your decision-making powers are given to someone you trust to act in your best interest.
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Bill Coleman
Oct 15, 2019
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JOSHUA SHERMAN and my ex-wife used forgery and fraud to steal $18377.87 for her and $1500.00 for SHERMAN LAW. After my retirement agency, OPM emailed to them that she had been paid all that she was owed, my ex-wife created a forgery email from OPM that told her she was owed over $17,000 more. Joshua Sherman convinced my lawyer that the forgery was truly from OPM. The lawyers recorded our positions in emails, with Joshua Sherman writing, “Despite having now received correspondence from OPM ……. and that Mr. Coleman refuses to accept the answers …. we will be filing the
