Melbourne, FL
Criminal defense Lawyer at Melbourne, FL
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI ... +2 more
This guide is a list of the most common questions I receive regarding sex crimes. Am I too Old to Have Sex with my Underage Partner? If you have to ask this question, you probably should not be having...
See Full GuideThe hiring of an attorney is a very serious matter, and is often expensive. The results of not hiring the right lawyer may cost you more in the long run and it may even cost you your freedom....
See Full GuideFlorida has a lot of stiff penalties for drug-related offenses. This is a list of the most common penalties you could face if convicted. It is very important to hire a skilled attorney to fight thes...
See Full GuideConstructive possession is the most common form of charge stemming from police discovering contraband (drugs, weapons, etc.) that was not on your person (for example, it was in the car but not in your...
See Full GuideThere are three levels of police encounter. You should use your right to remain silent under ALL THREE! Consensual Encounter The lowest level of police encounter is a consensual encounter. Here, a p...
See Full GuideIt is not against the law to drink and then drive. It is only illegal to drink to the point of impairment of normal faculties and then drive. Here's a list of the most common questions we get....
See Full GuideAccording to the United States Constitution, most people are entitled to bail. Florida has its own bail bond system, which gives someone who has been arrested and charged with a crime the opportunity ...
See Full GuideOnce you've been arrested for DUI, you have a criminal case that must be addressed. You also have a separate case with the DHSMV regarding your drivers license that must be addressed. 10 Day Rule Aft...
See Full GuideAlthough new Florida laws have made the use of cannabis more acceptable (and in some instances, legal), you may still be prosecuted for a DUI if you test positive for cannabis. Medical Use New Florida...
See Full GuideIn Florida, to be convicted of a DUI, you must be (1) impaired and (2) in actual physical control of a motor vehicle....
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