Our legal team often has thoughts to share with current and potential clients on a range of topics related to criminal law in Florida. Take a look at our recent posts to get the helpful information you need to stay informed about the law and your rights.
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How to Get Your Personal Property Back When a Domestic Violence No-Contact Order Bars You From Entering Your HomeA Lee County domestic violence attorney explains how we can help you get your belongings back safely when a no-contact order bars you from your home.
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Assault and Battery Against Utility Workers: How Florida’s New Law Increases the Penalties for These CrimesA 2025 Florida law reclassifies battery on utility workers as a felony offense. Learn about the changes and how a criminal defense lawyer can help defend you.
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How Pre-Trial Motions Can Help You Get Your DUI Charges Dismissed in Charlotte CountyWere you arrested for DUI in Charlotte County? Pre-trial motions filed by a skilled DUI defense lawyer may be key to getting your charges dismissed.
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Mistakes That Could Ruin Your Defense If You're Charged With Petit Theft in Charlotte CountyCharged with petit theft in Charlotte County? Avoid costly legal mistakes with help from a Florida criminal defense lawyer.
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What You Need to Know When You’re Accused of Stealing From a Senior in Martin CountyStealing from seniors in Florida comes with harsher penalties. Learn your rights, possible defenses, and why a Martin County criminal defense lawyer can help.
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Preparing for Trial After a Domestic Violence Arrest in Broward County: What Residents of Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, and Hollywood Need to KnowLearn how to gather witnesses, character letters, and evidence to defend against domestic violence charges in Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, and Hollywood.
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What to Know If You're Charged With Battery on a Referee or Other Sports OfficialIn Florida, attacking a referee is a felony. Learn how we fight sports official battery charges for residents of Miami-Dade County and Miami Beach.
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What Broward County Drivers Must Know About the 2025 DUI Reforms Known as Trenton’s LawTrenton's Law takes effect on October 1, 2025, in Broward County. First refusal now means jail time. Get Fort Lauderdale DUI defense help today.
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That Instagram Post Could Land You in Jail: Why Social Media Silence Is Golden After a DUI ArrestYour social media posts after a DUI arrest can become evidence against you. Learn what Sarasota County defendants should avoid posting to protect their case.
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Can a Petit Theft Diversion Program Help You Avoid a Conviction in Florida?Learn how Florida’s petit theft diversion program works and why talking to a South Florida criminal defense lawyer matters.
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Why a South Florida Defense Lawyer is Worth Every Dollar: The True Cost of Criminal ConvictionThe costs of inadequate or absent legal representation can be exponentially higher than investing in quality counsel from the start.
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Understanding Florida's Point SystemWhen facing felony charges in Florida, understanding the state's Criminal Punishment Code (CPC) point system can mean the difference between probation and prison time.
