One unfortunate mistake after a fun night out at a bar can have lifetime implications for you. In Florida, even first-time DUI offenses carry long-lasting consequences. DUI convictions in Florida can include a wide range of penalties like hefty fines, jail time, and...
Getting arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs can seem like a private matter but there are situations when it can impact other areas of life. Doctors can find their medical license at risk, those who use a commercial drivers’ license can...
When police departments receive reports of domestic disturbances, officers head to the location of the dispute to intervene if necessary and (ideally) assess the situation carefully. Frequently, domestic violence cases are he-said, she-said scenarios where each party...
A DUI arrest in Florida sets two separate legal processes in motion at once. What you do in the first 10 days could determine whether you keep your license. What happens immediately after arrest Florida law requires you to remain in jail for at least eight hours after...
When officers suspect you are driving a vehicle under the influence of alcohol, they may pull you over and ask you to take part in field sobriety tests. Authorities use the results of these tests to help them gather evidence and determine whether or not they have...
Driving in Florida is often stressful. You might find yourself in a heated moment after someone cuts you off on Interstate 75 or U.S. Route 41. If you react by brandishing an object or swerving your car toward them, you could face an aggravated assault charge. Florida...
If it is your first time battling a Driving Under the Influence (DUI) charge, you might worry about what you will need to do and what the consequences could be. Knowing what you are dealing with can help as your case progresses. What constitutes a DUI? Florida law...
A criminal charge is overwhelming and the pressure gets worse as court dates approach. If you have a case in Lee, Collier, Charlotte, Hendry or Glades counties, understanding the process can help you feel more grounded. Court moves in stages and knowing what each...
Under certain circumstances, landlords in Florida can evict tenants for smoking marijuana on their property because it is illegal under federal law. Most landlords also have leases that prohibit the use of drugs and even cigarettes inside an apartment or a house....
Facing a fourth driving under the influence (DUI) charge in Florida can feel overwhelming, given the potential consequences. These cases involve mandatory felony charges and long-term impacts. At the same time, you might explore certain defense strategies to help...
