The difference between federal and state crimes can be confusing, especially when the charged offenses seem similar. How does someone know if a crime will be prosecuted by the state or by the federal government? This blog post explains...
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When your future lays in the hands of a defense attorney you will want to make sure you find the right one. When it comes to hiring a qualified legal team to represent you and your case you...
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) releases rankings of rates of fraud by state, and Florida continues to top the list, with Georgia in second place. Wire fraud is a serious crime at both the state and Federal level, and with rates so high in Florid...
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If you live in the state of Florida but are wanted for a crime that was committed in another state, you may be at risk for extradition – the process of holding an alleged fugitive into custody in one state so that the authorities can transpo...
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A No Contact Order is an order from a judge that prohibits a person from having contact with another person. This means no visits, phone calls, texts, social media messages, or any other form of contact. In worst-case scenarios, even third pa...
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If you have lost your job as a result of COVID-19, or want to find a better quality job during these difficult times, it can be an additional struggle if you have a criminal record in Florida. However, there are routes you can take to fix the situat...
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Accidents happen when driving, and in many cases, people are injured through simple negligence or chance incidents, rather than carelessness and lack of consideration. Vehicular homicide is more than a failure of using normal care while driving and ...
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Government center fraud also known as “impersonation fraud”, is when an individual impersonates a government official in an attempt to collect money. An example of government center fraud cases is claiming to be a debt collector o...
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Florida law enforcement and prosecutors take accusations of check forgery seriously. This is a criminal act of “dishonesty” which can be classified as a third-degree felony, which is punishable by up to five years in prison and a $5,000...
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The state of Florida has very strict laws when it comes to driving under the influence (DUI). As a driver in Florida, it is crucial to know what the laws and penalties are for drunk driving. Our attorney covers gen...
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