Melbourne, FL
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Melbourne, FL
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +2 more
A subpoena is a writ summoning you to court. It is not an invitation. If you do not appear at the time, date, and place specified in the subpoena (for a trial or a deposition), what may (not "will") h...
See Full GuideIndividuals who have had experience as a defendant in the criminal justice system and later find themselves in a situation where they need to know, ask "was I convicted?" It depends. If the defendant h...
See Full GuideIn Florida, if a criminal defendant wants to end his case, hemay plea "guilty" or "no contest," which is also known as "nolo contendere," Latin for "I do not wish to contend." What the defendant no lo...
See Full GuideDomestic Violence Battery in Florida is also known as Battery (Domestic Violence) and isfrequently abbreviated as "B (DV)" or just "DV." The crime entails battery, which is the intentional touching or...
See Full GuideKnown as "Assault" or "Assault and Battery" in some other states, "Battery" inFlorida is where there is the intentional touching or striking of another person against that person's will or when there i...
See Full GuideRegardingthe accused in criminalcourts across our country, thelandmark case that isoneof themost relevanttotheir cases is alsoone of the most prevalent intheir minds. It is alsothe most misunderstood....
See Full GuideIf a criminal defendant has an attorney, that defendant's appearanceis not required at many/most court proceedings (depends on the judge). A trial date is a notable exception. You may not want to atte...
See Full GuideTestify The importance of a defendant testifying at trial cannot be overstated. When one hears from a jury post-trial as to why it found the defendant guilty as charged, one of the reasons, and some...
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