Law Offices of Almer J. Martins, LLC
111 Town Square Pl, Suite 1203, Jersey City, NJ 07310
Phone: 201.472.0321
Fax: 201.221.8652
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Biography
Mr. Martins is a graduate of Rutgers Law School, where he was a member of the school’s evening program. During law school, Mr. Martins interned for the Honorable Ramades Velazquez, Jr., J.S.C., Superior Court of New Jersey, Hudson County, Special Civil Part. Throughout his internship, he learned the legal issues landlord and tenants are regularly confronted with. He was also part of the Minority Student Program (MSP) and worked at the Entrepreneurship Clinic, assisting businesses with their legal issues. After law school, Mr. Martins clerked for the Honorable Mitzy Galis-Menendez, P.J.Cr., Superior Court of New Jersey, Hudson County, Criminal Division.
Mr. Martins is licensed to practice in New Jersey. He is a member of the New Jersey State Bar Association, Hispanic Bar Association, and Hudson County Bar Association. He is presently Of Counsel to Adult Protective Services, where he files applications for potentially vulnerable and incapacitated adults. He served as a member of the Planning and Zoning Boards for the Town of West New York.
The Law Offices of Almer J. Martins, LLC is a law firm that focuses on three practice areas of law: Elder Law, Landlord-Tenant matters, and Real Property Issues. Our Elder Law practice encompasses the writing of essential documents (i.e., Last Will & Testament, Power of Attorney, Medical Directive), probate and estate administration, Medicaid applications, and appeals. We handle matters for landlords and tenants alike concerning issues of possession of the property. Our firm also handles real estate transactions such as refinancing and the purchase/sale of residential properties.
​Mr. Martins worked for Hudson County Adult Protective Services (APS) from 2013-2020 as a Case Manager. Mr. Martins investigated cases of potentially vulnerable adults who were the victims of caretaker/self-neglect, psychological/physical/sexual abuse and financial exploitation. He regularly worked with court-appointed limited and plenary guardians of adults deemed to be incapacitated. While at APS, he was exposed to our aging population's issues and learned the legal and social solutions to their problems.