Coral Gables, FL
Litigation Lawyer at Coral Gables, FL
Practice Areas: Litigation, Partnership ... +3 more
I'm sorry you're dealing with this. There are a very wide range of possible outcomes from a dismissal to a year in jail. The fact that you have...
If you have not taken the plea before the court, the likelihood is you can get out of it by telling your attorney to call the plea off. However,...
Disorderly intoxication is a second degree misdemeanor. So, if those are all the facts, the most time he could spend in jail is 60 days.
What the judge would do really depends on the judge's temperament and the nature of your crime. What they can do is sentence you to you're...
I have more experience in cyber crimes than almost any attorney in the state. I have been requested to lecture on this topic for lawyers and police...
If you properly served them with a subpoena and they failed to appear you should file a rule to show cause not a motionto compel.
It sounds like a grand theft 3rd. So the max is 5 years.
The important date was the date of the offense not the arrest. Talk to an attorney before you talk to the police.
A closed juvenile charge might not show up on any private search but you might have an open warrant. This is going to be difficult with out a...
You can file a C(4) motion. That's a sworn motion to dismiss. There is a catch to it though. You're boyfriend will have to swear to his version...