Out of state warrants, can I go to court as a "victim" in Florida?

If you have out of state warrants that are non-extraditable then anytime you encounter a law enforcement officer you run the risk of being arrested...

Will my 5 year old drug charges(felony) stop me from getting a can licence in Florida

I agree with my colleagues -- your conviction will be a significant impediment towards getting licensed but not necessarily impossible and you...

Under Florida law is it a crime? Do code enforcement violations fall under the Florida Criminal statutes for related offenses?

Without knowing the specific code violation you are referring to or the facts that you are complaining about it is impossible for me to state with...

I have a hearing in 8 days for a non-criminal infraction. Do I need to subpoena the witnesses for a deposition I want to take?

You have no right to depose someone in a non-criminal infraction case. Even if you did, you would be hard pressed to arrange the deposition with...

First possession of marijuana charge, what can be the consequences? What are my options?

The possibilities range from dismissal/not guilty to up to one year in jail. The probable outcome if you plea or are convicted will be an...

What type of attorney do I need?

You will need a real estate attorney, preferably one that does litigation and not just transactional work.

A subpoena came back with objection requesting add documents. Does this gives more time to deliver the documents?

While they do not automatically get additional time to respond to the subpoena by law, the practical effect is that they did buy themselves more...

How long until I get a court date

Motions generally have to be filed first and then the attorney has to ask the judge's assistant for dates and times that the judge has available...

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Time

The time to get your case heard can vary a great deal from jurisdiction to jurisdiction and even courtroom to courtroom depending on the local...

Are piggyback rides from your GAL, wrong??

It's not uncommon to "piggyback", as you say, since the court has already scheduled for the parties to be there. If everyone has already agreed to...