Find out how to Beat a Trespassing Charge

Criminal trespassing in Florida is a serious crime, as it can lead to probation, fines, or significant jail time. It can also stay on your public record and appear in background checks, posing as a roadblock for things such as hiring or leasing.  If you have been charged with trespassing, it is in your best…

Have you been accused of disorderly conduct in Florida? This is a charge that many people face in the Sunshine State. However, familiarizing yourself with the details of this charge will help you move forward with the consequences. In this article, we’ll talk about disorderly conduct and how Florida law defines this crime. We will…

Driving while intoxicated is a danger to both the driver and everyone they encounter on the road. To keep roads safe, officers will stop anyone suspected of intoxicated driving. They may conduct field tests for sobriety or ask you to submit to a breathalyzer test.  While this test is a common tool for police officers,…

If you have been involved in a court case in Florida, you may have heard the term “no contest plea.” But what exactly does it mean, and when is it a good option?  No contest pleas may sound less straightforward than the well-known pleas of “guilty” and “not guilty.”  For the latter two, you are…

While showing up to your court date is extremely important, sometimes things happen that make it impossible to make an appearance. If you have missed your Florida court date, do not panic. There are things you can do to rectify the situation and not make things worse for yourself.  First, let us talk about the…

Divorces can bring out the worst in people. They can lead to people who once declared their love for each other publicly fighting, hiding assets, making threats—and perhaps worst of all—attempting to turn their children against each other. This latter offense is especially troubling because it can have a lifelong impact on everyone involved. It…

As the nation works toward reopening the economy over the coming months, the Florida court system is also trying to determine how to move forward while simultaneously protecting the individuals who work in the justice system and those who are entering the system. For now, the criminal process remains different than before the pandemic hit…

After an arrest, you’ll likely be given an amount for bail—that is, how much it will cost to “bail you out of jail.” Depending on what you were arrested for, the bond amount could be for as little as $100 or for a lot more. If you are unable to pay the money yourself,  you…

Do I need to show up to all my court hearings? The simple answer is NO  your attendance is not required at all court hearings. Many factors weigh into attendance at court hearings and it depends on the type of hearing and whether your attorney has taken the necessary steps to exercise your rights. If…