Would I be eligible for early termination of my community control and if so how would I go about attempting to accomplishing it?

I agree. Most circuit judges in Brevard will grant a motion to early term your community control under the facts you have presented. Usually, it...

It is possible if he field a "motion to abate child support" and a judge granted the request. If there is no court order in place abating the...

Can't see my son wife won't let me

The other attorneys are correct, you need to file for dissolution of marriage and then a motion for temporary relief. If your wife adopted your...

Can dcf take my new baby?

Yes and no. I have seen them try, but an attorney can usually get the original shelter petition dismissed. The new baby is not the subject of the...

Yes, as a private facility he can have you trespassed. You may have some defenses, so you should consult with a criminal defense attorney.You may...

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What to expect? What are the consequences for first time "sell marmarijuana" charge in Duval county?

Any time someone is arrested on a felony charge they run the chance of a prison sentence. The more prior felonies someone has that chance increases...

Mom has placement cps wants to take child how do I father get him?

You will need to contact the case worker in New York and advise them you are the father. You may need to retain an attorney in NY to assist you...

DCF doesn't have absolute immunity and can be sued. It is an uphill battle and not many attorneys handle suits against government entities. You...

What do I need to do to prepare for a custody battle and what are my realistic options?

I don't think you need to do anything yet. If you were never married to him then he has no rights until paternity is established. If you are...

How much time am i looking at for 27 counts of 539.001(8)(b)8a and 27 counts of 812.019(1) ? 58 charges .

Well, to answer your questions directly., Florida statute 812.019 is Dealing in stolen property a second degree felony with a statutory maximum of...