The answer is YES you can be in serious legal trouble. Agreeing with Mr. Kollin and adding the following: consult a criminal defense attorney...

An act must be considered 'willful' in order for a judge to find a violation. Florida is a right to work state, which means an employer may...

It appears multiple things happened here. First, there is no such thing as, "trying to charge me". If you missed the summons to appear in court...

A second degree misdemeanor, any misdemeanor, is classified as a crime and always carries the possibility of jail time. The disabled permit...

In the state of Florida, there is an exception in the statute which allows certain professions and licensing agencies to see even expunged...

Agreeing with my colleagues and adding a caution: while it is unlikely you will be tested, the point is that you CAN BE, at anytime, even the...

If you have never been adjudicated guilty or delinquent of a crime or criminal traffic expense, then you are eligible to petition to seal or...

Nursing is one of the limited number of occupations which permit hiring and licensing entities to see even expunged records. This does not prevent...

As usual, I agree with Mr. Kollin. The general rule is: as long as you have completed more than half your probationary term with no violations,...

If you have never been adjudicated guilty of a crime (including criminal traffic cases), and you didn't enter a plea to one of the prohibited...