Orange County FL Expungment process timeline

On average, an expungement takes roughly six (6) months from start to finish. I would be more than happy to assist your spouse in this process and...

Vacating a DUI - am I eligible? Is it a good idea?

Under Florida law, you are permitted to withdraw your plea and set aside your sentence within thirty (30) days from the date of the entry of your...

Are suppression hearings beneficial to drug conspiracy cases

A suppression hearing is not universally necessary or appropriate simply because of the offense. It's a strategic decision & is based in part on...

Can you flee a dui if out of state?

Fleeing Florida will lead to a warrant being issued for your arrest. While they're not likely to "hunt you down," it is possible that you'll be...

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Can a 17 year 1st time offender charged with a felony burglary be offered the aversion program and have his assert expunged

The worst case scenario is that the case is not properly defended and he is charged with this offense in adult court. I don't see that as a likely...

When i was 14 i was convicted of a felony for burglary of an unoccupied structure can i own a gun it was in orlando fl

I don't know that I agree with the answers previously posted here. If you take a look at the relevant Florida Statute regarding possession of a...

I was arrested and charged for suspicion of DUI. I refused the breathalyzer. During the ten day rule I was granted a 30 day

I agree with the prior answers and would add that should your plea to a Wet Reckless have an accompanying license suspension, there is typically no...

Successfully completing diversion (PTI) will permit you to petition to expunge (delete) this offense from your record. Please note that you don't...

Battery to a minor

If I understand your question, you need help with a battery charge pending against you involving your son. Please call our Kissimmee office at...

Aggravated harassment

If you have the text messages and any voicemail messages from her, I recommend you contact law enforcement and file a complaint. Florida Statute...