Attorney Matthew Teeter

New Jersey Criminal Defense Attorney

Matthew Teeter graduated from The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey in 2008, having majored in Criminal Justice with a focus in Forensic Investigation. While obtaining his degree, he successfully completed an internship with the New Jersey State Police Ballistics Unit in Hamilton, New Jersey. It was there that he learned about comparative bullet/lead analysis, the examination and test firing of firearms, and forensic ballistic testimony in New Jersey courts.

In 2012, Matt obtained his J.D. from Faulkner University – Thomas Goode Jones School of Law. While in law school, Matt served as President of the Student Bar Association, was appointed an Executive Board Member of the Board of Advocates, and represented his school at the 2011 Annual American Bar Association Meeting. During this time, Matt also applied his talents to the Mediation Clinic, where he negotiated settlements for the Honorable Sharon Yates. For the past three years, his focus has been devoted to criminal law, criminal procedure, and trial advocacy.

Matt’s passion is best demonstrated in the courtroom. He thoroughly enjoys representing individuals facing serious criminal penalties and consequences within the state of New Jersey. Matt limits his practice to criminal law, traffic offenses, DWI/DUI, restraining orders, and juvenile delinquency matters. As a former casino card dealer in Atlantic City, New Jersey, Matt exclusively handles all of the firm’s underage gambling matters.

Matt has also appeared on the radio in New York City to discuss legal issues and was a speaker at the New Jersey State Bar’s 2016 Hot Topics in Criminal Law Seminar, lecturing on underage gambling law. Aside from practicing law, Matt is an avid fisherman and sports fan.

MEMBERSHIPS:

1. Middlesex County Bar Association – Young Lawyers Division
2. New Jersey State Bar Association – Municipal Court Practice Section
3. Middlesex County Bar Association – Criminal Law Division

BAR ADMISSIONS:

• New Jersey – 2012
• U.S. District Court – District of New Jersey – 2012