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Having a child accused of committing a crime can increase your concerns about the type of life your child will continue to live. As a parent, you most likely want to facilitate healthier, more responsible habits in your child. While you cannot control your child's...
Motorists under age 21 could lose their driver’s licenses if law enforcement provides evidence of DUI. According to the Florida Legislature, the law prohibits individuals under 21 to drive with a blood-alcohol content level higher than 0.02. Adults 21 and older may...
Many people have heard of their right to remain silent, even if just in passing. But how does it actually come into play if you are facing an arrest or interrogation? Understanding your Miranda rights is one of the most important things you can do to keep yourself...
If a Florida law enforcement officer arrests your teenager, you may not even know about it unless your child chooses to tell you about this distressing situation and his or her consequent court date. Why? Because Florida has what many officers refer to as a “catch and...
Even though a four-year education can be almost unbelievably expensive, obtaining a bachelor's degree is a good way to build wealth. In fact, according to reporting from CNBC, individuals with these degrees tend to earn about 75% more over their lifetimes than those...
The majority of U.S. students, like yourself, rely on financial aid to help them through college. However, receiving a criminal conviction could force you to alter your plans. According to the U.S. Department of Education, you may have limited eligibility for student...
When your child faces arrest, a criminal charge and the possibility of a conviction, along with an inevitable court date, it is natural to feel a slew of emotions. Most typically, fear, anger and helplessness affect both parents and children alike in this scenario....
Juvenile crime can set the foundation for a lifetime of challenges for your teen in the absence of intervention. As a parent, you may strongly desire to prevent recidivism and help your child recognize the benefit of living a crime-free life. While you cannot control...
It can be incredibly scary when law enforcement contacts you to tell you your child is in custody and accused of committing a crime. Your first instinct may be to get your child back home with you. The Florida Department of Juvenile Justice explains the juvenile...
When your child faces a criminal charge, you may find that it keeps you up at night. You may feel especially fearful if you believe there is a chance the state of Florida might try him or her as an adult. The repercussions associated with adult offenses are often much...