I need a lawyer to review my husbands court case and tell me if he has grounds for appeal

You had better hurry. The jurisdictional deadline for seeking post-conviction relief is 2 years from the entry of judgment and sentence or 2 years...

How do i fire court appointed attorney

Your husband is not entitled to choose his court-appointed counsel. A substitute would only be provided at this point if your husband can...

After being aquitted of refusal to submit can the prosecutor tell the dui jury the defendant refused

I believe you are confusing the administrative hearing before DHSMV with a "trial" on the refusal. DUI practice is complicated. So too with...

How do i file an appeal to the district court once my 3.850 get denied at my evidentiary hearing and how much time do i have ?

You only have 30 days to invoke the discretionary jurisdiction of the Florida Supreme Court following an affirmance in the District Court of...

You appear to be mixing apples and oranges. The lawyer who handled your 3.850 was not your appellate counsel; he/she was your collateral counsel....

How does my fiancé that has appealed several times and gets denied get his case back in court?

In a 15-year-old case, odds are your fiance has already tried everything (and lost) or missed the deadline for anything he hasn't already done....

How long does it take to file and have an appeal heard?

Appeals from circuit court to the District Court of Appeal can take a year or more. An appeal must be "filed" within 30 days of judgment and...

Are there attorney’s the are located in Tampa but yet handle cases in FL? My fiancé would like his case reviewed.

All members of The Florida Bar are licensed to practice in any state court within the State of Florida. It does not matter where the lawyer is...

How long before appeal could be filed and heard

The defendant can file a notice of appeal before he leaves the courtroom after being sentenced. It's usually not a question of being too early but...

Could a motion for a new trial be heard at sentencing?

Often, a pending motion for new trial is denied on the record immediately before the sentencing proceeding. Sometimes the Judge enters an Order...