Once you have been arrested and charged with a crime in South Florida, especially if you have been accused of a felony offense, you will need an experienced and competent South Florida criminal defense attorney to aggressively fight in your … more

The category of “domestic violence” involves a crime of violence against a family or household member. If you have been arrested in the State of Florida and are accused of domestic violence, you should immediately contact a criminal defense attorney … more

Have you been charged with the violation of a Florida obscenity law? If so, you will need the help of an experienced criminal defense attorney in Broward County Florida to represent you against obscenity crimes such as “pornography” allegations. Facing … more

If you have been arrested for any crime, the best thing to do is to contact a criminal defense attorney in Miami Dade Florida as soon as possible, regardless of the severity of the offense. However, if you have been … more

Under Florida law, there is a huge difference between simple traffic infraction and criminal traffic allegations. A traffic infraction is simply a civil matter where there is no exposure to a loss of freedom. A finding of guilt may result … more

These two terms are commonly used among Florida legal professionals that the clients, in a Miami-Dade County or Broward County court system, may not necessarily understand. A “withhold of adjudication” means that the person that pleaded guilty but was not convicted….they were … more

People unfamiliar with the Miami-Dade County or Broward County criminal court system may get court notices or are instructed to appear in court for their “calendar call” also known as a “judicial sounding” and they often ask ‘ What is … more

Recent news stories have clearly illustrated that in addition to local and State (like Miami-Dade County or Broward County) prosecutors who prosecute violations of Florida State laws and local ordinances, there is also a branch of the United States Justice … more

Has your driver’s license been suspended? If so, then you absolutely cannot drive until your driving privilege has been reinstated. While not being able to drive may be a huge inconvenience, it is not worth the risk of getting caught. … more

While people frequently use the terms “reckless driving” and “careless driving” interchangeably, there is actually a huge difference between these two offenses in Florida. Careless driving is merely a civil traffic infraction as defined by Florida Statute §316.1925 specifying, “Any … more