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 of a fraudul...
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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 general information about DUIs...
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In Florida, a first-time DUI conviction is typically a misdemeanor offense that can carry serious penalties. However, if certain circumstances of a DUI arrest are present, it can result in an aggravated DUI – a charge which can lead to a f...
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Florida does not have a specific statute about shoplifting; these offenses are prosecuted under theft law (Section 812.014 of the Florida statutes). If you or a loved one has been arrested for shoplifting in the state of Florida, it is imp...
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When a family member or friend has been arrested, it is important for the person who is posting bond to understand how the system works – especially when working with a bail bond agent. While bail bond companies work under the same laws,...
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Stechschulte Nell is led by firm founder and lead attorney Ben Stechschulte, a Board-Certified criminal defense attorney. As a former Hillsborough County, Ben understands well how the other side operates and exactly how to counter it. He and his team of skilled Florida criminal defense attorneys represent clients who have been arrested or charged with a crime. We’re one of the best DUI defense law firms in the greater Tampa area. We also are prepared to defend you against any crime, from a petty misdemeanor to a capital felony. Your freedom and future are our main motivation, and we protect you from the start. Call us today for a free consultation.
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