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At #HaberPA / Michael A. Haber, P.A. "it's all about reasonable doubt"!
Whether in State or Federal Courts, Michael A. Haber, P.A. strives to ensure that his client's rights are respected and that his clients receive top-tier legal representation and counsel.
For 3+ decades I have striven to make #HaberPA / Michael A. Haber, P.A. a business that custom tailors its services to meet the needs of the client. This incorporates such things as (but is not limited to) doing my best to meet clients at their convenience (as opposed to mine), in locations and at times which are mutually convenient (sometimes at their homes, places of business, independent ground - having free wifi and excellent coffee any Dunkin Donuts always works for me - and occasionally even at odd hours), structuring fees to reasonably accommodate the client, making myself personally available to the client as close to 24/7 as is possible and, perhaps most importantly, giving careful and comprehensive consideration to both micro and macro issues in a given case so as to be able to agree upon and effort toward a viable litigation objective. This is why I refer to #HaberPA / Michael A. Haber, P.A. proudly providing "boutique" criminal defense litigation services ("boutique" meaning "a small company that offers highly specialized services"), and this is a large part of #HaberPA's / Michael A. Haber, P.A.'s mission statement.
Accordingly, #HaberPA / Michael A. Haber, P.A. has provided personalized and boutique legal services to both individuals and entities, primarily in the South Florida area, since 1991. With no history of professional discipline whatsoever, Michael A. Haber, Esq. zealously advocates his client's interests and custom tailors his services to meet each client's particular situation, needs and desires.
Toward that end Michael A. Haber, Esq. makes himself directly available to his clients whether in person, over the phone or Toll Free, by cell, verbally or text), by e-mail, on Facebook, on Twittter, on AOL/IM, and also why I consistently add information to the public on both HaberPA's Criminal and DUI Defense Litigation Blog, and more importantly with #HaberPA's "Webisode" series on YouTube ("MichaelHaberLaw"), whcih currently features 401 short, educational, entertaining and informative VideoFAQ's on a variety of Criminal Defense, DUI, BUI, Domestic Violence, Victim's Rights Advocacy and Seal and Expunge related topics.
When you hire #HaberPA / Michael A. Haber, P.A. you get Michael A. Haber, Esq.!
And remember, at HaberPA, "It's all about Reasonable Doubt"!
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Posted by anonymous | June 07, 2022 | Hired Attorney
Mr.Micheal
Mr. Micheal is an amazing and helpful! Mr Micheal is the most intelligent, kind , caring and professional attorney you could ever be afforded the opportunity to work with! Mr. Michael is such a blessing! If you are looking for an attorney that cares about you and truly gives his all for any issue h...
Dear Anonymous, The folks have no idea who you are but I certainly do, and as you are Jane / John Doe to the world with no risk of exposure I'll take the liberty of explaining your situation, albeit only after thanking you for your heartfelt and succinct client review (#HaberPA's 223rd on AVVO)! A family member of yours was arrested on serious State Court charges and was sentenced as a "Youthful Offender" (YO) to 1 year of Community Control (House Arrest) followed by 4 years of probation. On his 7th month of CC, when your loved one went to report, ICE Agents were there, lying in wait, and they took him into custody for deportation / removal proceedings. You hired a top tier immigration attorney who advised you that given the disposition of the State case, removal was all but certain, the only end around would require getting the State Court disposition either vacated or amended such that the CC portion of the sentence was eliminated, and toward that end the immigration lawyer referred you to #HaberPA. I pulled and studied the State Court file, ordered an expedited transcript of the sentencing hearing, contacted the CCO, debriefed the family and requested a memorandum of law from immigration counsel. The bad news was the the plea colloquy was flawless, the worse news was that the plea itself was an excellent deal (at the time) and there was absolutely no legal basis upon which to get the relief that your loved one needed. So, when all else fails, we rely on Einstein's fundamental principal, to wit: The use of one's imagination. Having located some excellent Federal case law from the 9th (CA) and the 6th (MI) Circuits, armed with the Memo of Law that I had requested from your immigration counsel, employing a rarely used and even lesser applied common law Writ ("Audita Querela Defendentis", first authorized by Parliament in 1336, during the reign of Edward III) and tossing in a little gratuitous Shakespeare ("The law hath not been dead though it hath slept." - Measure for Measure, Act II, Scene 2) I produced a 21 paged monster Omnibus Motion which sought to invoke the Court's equitable authority to prevent a "manifest injustice" from occurring (to wit: the removal of your loved from the only Country that he's ever known - he came here legally as a child - and where his entire family resides to a barbarous and savage Nation where he would literally be in mortal danger). While every word in my 21 page tome was entirely true, none of it had any effect upon the federal government's authority to proceed as they wished, still, were we successful then immigration counsel would at least have a shot at avoiding involuntary deportation... but how to proceed? There was only 3 ways this could play out: 1) We could litigate the Motion and win; 2) We could litigate the Motion and lose; or 3) We could secure an agreement from the State, submit an Agreed Order and win. I began with the path of least resistance (option #3), and embarked on a journey of climbing the hierarchical ladder at the State Attorney's Office until I finally found a supervisory ASA who cared enough to listen (it took several "rungs" to get there, and we were quite lucky), much less who proved to be both empathetic and sympathetic. We secured an agreement from the State to first early terminate the CC portion of the sentence and then to secure a new disposition which made no mention of CC whatsoever (CC being the biggest "problem" posed in immigration court) and which was backdated to the date of the original sentence ("nunc pro tunc"). In this way we were able to accomplish everything in our power to arm immigration counsel with a viable argument to avoid deportation. This was an expedited marathon (a whole lot of work in a short amount of time) which, in the end, may or may nor prove fruitful, as, sadly, deportation remains possible. I truly hope that he beats the ICE rap and I'm most grateful for your kind words. With my fondest wishes, MAH/Esq.
Posted by anonymous | May 24, 2022 | Hired Attorney
An Attorney you can Trust!
I hired Michael a few months ago to represent me. I was facing a domestic violence charge (and this wasn’t a first time occurrence). Due to the limited evidence against me, Michael told me that he believed I had a good case to take to trial. After consulting with my family we decided to do just that....
Dear Anonymous, Thank you for the amazingly articulate and flattering words (in the form of #HaberPA's 222nd Client Review on AVVO). I'm elated by your satisfaction but I'm equally happy that you chose to be unnamed (giving me license to safely expand). Although lawyers must assess, inform and make competent recommendations the ultimate choice as to whether to or not proceed to trial is exclusive to the client. Yours was a misdemeanor domestic battery case punishable in a worst case scenario by 364 days in jail, which, while possible, was also hard to imagine given the fact that you had an exceptionally defendable case (both legally and factually). While taking a plea would have avoided a possible jail sentence after an unsuccessful trial, it came with (among other things) a year of probation, any VOP would subject you to the same 364 days, albeit far easier, far faster (as VOPs have a far lesser burden of proof than substantive criminal cases) and likely with no bond. As you stated, you were not a good candidate for probation; in fact your family would likely have wagered their everything that you'd violate, which would have landed you in jail anyhow. These realities made your decision both wise and relatively simple (fortunately for you this remained true not withstanding your "own self destructive behavior", the substance of which I need not explain here, suffice it to say that had the State become aware then it might have been catastrophic). We announced ready and appeared in court with every intention of selecting a jury and trying your MM-DV case. Taking nothing away from team #HaberPA, the State Attorney was young and inexperienced (rendering it a mismatch as Marc and I have 60+ years of combined criminal defense litigation experience) and paving the path for us "to command the court, [and] rip apart a motion in Liminie". It's all too common (and frankly pathetic) that prosecutors (particularly, albeit not exclusively, the younger, less experienced ones) all but blindly buy into their complaining witness' (victims) and police version of events, failing to vet their own cases and thus be able to see them for what many of them are (e.g. like yours, a "stink bomb"). Sadder still is the fact that when competent defense counsel brings such matters to the State's attention they tend to double down on their blind allegiance to their case, as happened here. Yours was a literal "he said / she said" case as, apart from their victim - your kid's father - claiming that you had "punched him in the face several times with a closed fist" (a claim which was refuted by responding law enforcement officers who saw no sign of any injury) there was a complete and utter lack of any corroborating evidence in their case. We had the Court take Judicial Notice of an existing and in force permanent ("indefinite") DVRO that you had secured a few years earlier against their alleged victim for his prior acts of domestic violence against you, as well as proving to the State that as a result you had been awarded full (100%) custody of the child that you and the victim shared. These things not only provided a very practical basis for reasonable doubt but also motive for the alleged victim to fabricate his story (to wit: to regain custody of his estranged daughter). That said, on the eve of trial, your idiot baby dada called you (again violating the DVRO, which is a crime) and attempted to extort you by stating that if you voluntarily give him access to the kid then he wouldn't show up in court. You recorded that statement (legally), we provided it to the State and still they wanted to proceed. Fortunately the Judge ordered a supervisor to appear and calmer heads prevailed, resulting in a dismissal with the jury standing outside (proving the 1st rule of litigation, to wit: expect the unexpected). I couldn't be either happier for or more grateful to you, and I both thank you again and wish you all the best. Fondly, MAH/Esq.
Posted by anonymous | April 27, 2022 | Hired Attorney
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He’s the best of the best no one like him number one incredible professional person everything!!!!!
Dear Anonymous, Thank you so very much, both for your kind words and for sharing them with the folks (in the form of #HaberPA's 221st Client Review on AVVO). My earnest gratitude established, you are so truly anonymous that even I have no idea of either who you are or of precisely how or what I did to merit your praise... still, I'll (humbly) take it, and I'll do so with the following observations. There are about 100,000 lawyers in FL, more than 10,000 of which are in the Miami area and of those many practice (albeit some far more effectively and ethically than others) criminal defense litigation. That observed, #HaberPA has made it a top priority for us to separate ourselves from all others by operating (not merely claiming to be but actually performing as) what we refer to as a "boutique" criminal defense law firm (in this instance "boutique" means "a small company that offers highly specialized services" - please refer to definition #2 of "boutique" @ http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/boutique ). As a boutique criminal defense litigation practice #HaberPA strives to maintain the highest standards of excellence and to provide comprehensive and personalized care, and we do so from the very first consultation. Should we be retained then #HaberPA will employ our 30+ years of criminal defense litigation experience to relentlessly challenge all State's evidence and to pursue any relevant defense evidence. We will strategically wield the Rules of Evidence and the Rules of Criminal Procedure in an effort to find factual, legal, procedural or substantive means and mechanisms to beat or to mitigate the case, and we're not definitely above taking advantage of any available loophole or technicality in our relentless effort at achieving established goals and securing acquittals. We are adamant about being both available and accountable to our clients (in fact we both boast and then back-up our commitment to "having your 6:00, 24-7-365, 360°"), whom we make it a point to care more about than we do ourselves. With no history of professional discipline whatsoever, literally hundreds of 5-Star Client Reviews, being easily reachable by phone, email or on the internet, consistently engaging in open, honest, direct and frequent communication, coming to understand the Client and her/his situation, adopting the Client's interests as our own, identifying and securing realistic litigation objectives, quoting and honoring reasonable fees (in writing), rapidly investigating and preparing cases and not engaging in delay, groveling, kowtowing, stipulation or surrender we constantly effort at proving ourselves to be "boutique". With all of this said it seems to me that as far as you are concerned (whomever you may be and whenever it was that I apparently accomplished whatever it was on your behalf), apparently ours is another successfully accomplished mission. I hope that you have the opportunity to read this and that if you do then you will reach out and say "hi" so that I can thank you more personally, but in any event I reiterate my appreciation for your kind time and for sharing your words with the folks. Gratefully, MAH/Esq.
Posted by Don | April 13, 2022 | Hired Attorney
When you need a fighter
If you want someone who cuts through the BS, is professional but a bulldog defending you, honest through and through, Michael is your guy. He defended me for an attempted murder case, he told me what to realistically expect. He is very pragmatic, not an idealist, which is what you want in an attor...
Dear Don, Thank you for your succinct and sincere Client Review (#HaberPA's 220th on AVVO). Yours was an incredible and unique case and as you have not identified yourself I am going to share it with the folks. A third party called 911 and said he was with a stabbing victim who was bleeding badly. The police and Fire Rescue promptly arrived, the victim was transported to the hospital, the third party was debriefed, shortly thereafter you were located just a few blocks away and were taken into custody. Although the third party put you and the victim in the same location prior to the stabbing he did not witness the incident and accordingly he could not offer any explanation as to the "what, why or how" of it. Police responded to the hospital but could not speak to the victim as he was in surgery; meantime you wisely invoked and made no statements. Inexplicably, the police left, never returned to the hospital and therefore they never took a statement from the victim, even more insanely no one from the State Attorney's Office ever ("ever") spoke to the victim and, if it were not so serious then it'd be comical that 3 weeks later the State had the temerity to charge you with attempted murder and aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. After his discharge from the hospital the victim left town to convalesce with family. We know that as my investigator located him in the Orlando area, reached out, with permission he drove up and secured a sworn statement which was exculpatory in nature. Again, astonishingly, this was not done by anyone from either the MDPD or the SAO; in fact the only correspondence / contact that the alleged victim ever had with the State was our filing of his affidavit, yet they continued to announce "ready" for trial, as did we, and why not? The State had no victim contact, they knew it, we knew it and even if they did locate him he had all but exonerated you, yet, again, an Assistant State Attorney stood in front of a Circuit Court Judge and announced "ready". Well we called their bluff and on the day of trial (after the Judge had finally tired of granting State continuances and finally opened his eyes and ears to the facts that I've stated herein and which were proffered to the Court on multiple occasions) the State dropped the charges. In 30+ years this was the worst example of prosecutorial malfeasance that I have ever seen. You were literally facing life in prison and the government literally had neither any evidence of your guilt (much less proof beyond a reasonable doubt) nor even a witness, much less a victim. This was simply atrocious. Yes it worked out, and yes we were on top of it but when something this outrageous happens the words "nolle pros" offer some but no where near enough comfort. Meantime, I can't even imagine being you through that, and to you, how you comported yourself, I tip my hat. You listened, you maintained your cool, you you followed instructions and you asked appropriate questions... in short (and particularly in light of the charges) you were a model client. I have no explanation for the unprecedented acts by the police and the prosecution in your case but I am glad that you took the leap of faith by literally entrusting me with your life. I also appreciate your having taken the time to share your experience with #HaberPA with the folks. Hopefully we won't meet again professionally, but, as is the case with most former clients you are now part of the #HaberPA family and as such my hope is that we'll enjoy an adult beverage together one day soon. With my fondest regards. MAH/Esq.
Posted by Susy | December 30, 2021 | Hired Attorney
Best lawyer I have ever worked with!
Several months ago my husband was arrested at our home. I was present before, during, and after the incident (which didn't involve me). Despite his asking the police wouldn't let my husband make any calls so, as they were taking him away, he asked me to call Michael Haber. I found the number, cal...
Dear Susy, Thank you very much for sharing your experience with #HaberPA with the folks. Yours is the second time in recent history that the spouse of a client has taken the time to author and submit a review (in your case #HaberPA's 219th Client Review) so I must be doing something exceptionally correct. That observed, I am well-aware of just how daunting the criminal justice system can be, especially for the uninitiated, and so it's an important part of my job to explain the mechanics to those who need to know, your husband's case being an excellent example. In those initial moments at your home, when your husband was first detained then "cuffed and stuffed", the hands-down most critical thing that you possibly could have done was to call me (a lawyer). You were able to provide me with real time information which I was able to parlay into both a greater understanding of the situation (not only for myself but also so as to be able to explain things to you) as well as into effective, persuasive argument for our impending bond hearing. Your husband had multiple issues. He had picked up a new violent domestic felony, which, on it's own is a significant problem, but, dovetailing it with the fact that he was serving felony probation at the time, the situation was dire. First, anyone on felony probation in FL who gets arrested for a new case is subject to a "No Bond" hold on the prior probation case. While Judges have the discretion to authorize bond for such folks (either at the prosecutor's request or sua sponte) they often deny the same for a variety of reasons (e.g. to sweat the probationer, to make a later plea more likely, to send a message to other probationers, etc.). Still, and although one can theoretically sit in jail for months on end while awaiting a PVH the Judge may, should s/he wish, grant a "Probation Bond". But, when, as was the case with your husband, one is designated as a "VFOSC" (a Violent Felony Offender of Special Concern - which happened in your husband's case simply because he was charged with a felony crime of violence while serving felony probation) then the Judge has no discretion, s/he is statutorily prohibited from granting a bond on the new case and that renders a probation bond meaningless. Fortunately you and I were able to speak and enjoyed free communication over the next 36 hours. My investigative team was able to secure surveillance footage of the actual incident (which was something that the cops either neglected to do or intentionally chose to avoid), you were able to provide me with significant historical context as well as incredible documentary evidence which plainly demonstrated malicious intent on behalf of the "alleged victim" and while your husband had to spend two (2) evenings in jail we were able to convince the Judge to deny VFOSC status and ROR (release on recognizance) your husband. After that the rest was relatively smooth sailing. Even though the prosecutor bought the complaining witness' BS story and filed the bogus new felony domestic charge we had an experienced Judge who gave us the courtesy of a quick "Stand Your Ground" Hearing and within about 6 weeks time your husband was granted statutory immunity, the new case was dismissed and your husband was reinstated to probation. Please believe me when I say to you that I could not possibly have accomplished my job without your generous effort and assistance. In truth your husband has you to thank every nit as much as myself, and I too must thank you (both for your generous client review and for helping me to help your family). Wising you and yours all the best this holiday season and beyond. Earnestly, MAH/Esq.
"I endorse this lawyer. I first met Mike about 20 years ago when I was a Special Prosecutor in the Narcotics Unit at the Miami Dade State Attorney's Office. He was and still is a hard working and knowledgable attorney, who fought for his client then and still does today. He has always been honest, fair and ethical. He is always fighting to achieve the best possible results for his clients. When I left the Miami Dade State Attorney's Office to start my private practice, I maintained my relationship with him and he and I would consult each other on some of our individual cases. He is a wealth of information and our friendship has grown over the years. Currently we co-host a podcast on Mondays at 2p.m. on Miami's Community Newspapers on Facebook Live titled "At Your Service with Haber and Martinez.""
"I endorse this lawyer. Attorney Haber in my opinion is an attorney that is truly for the people. I have followed him for a few years now, and remain inestimably impressed with both the amount of knowledge he has in criminal law and also the amount of knowledge he gives to anyone in need of legal guidance. Attorney Haber has a way of breaking down complex legal concepts into very understandable pieces that can be easily digested by someone not so familiar with legal phrases and wording. To have the career he has and the number of years he has dedicated to this craft and still be willing to help out the community at large at a second's notice is what I feel makes him a continual asset and resource to both the legal community and the state of Florida."
"I endorse Mike Haber. He is a knowledgeable, zealous attorney with decades of experience helping his clients. His answers on this platform showcase his wealth and breadth of legal knowledge, as well as his direct and sound advice. Although we practice in different areas of the state, I have spoken to Mike at length about his practice. After having done so, I am confident that Mike is a lawyer you want on your side in the courtroom. When hiring a lawyer, be sure that lawyer has the experience, knowledge, and skills necessary to effectively defend your case. If you are worried about a crime, know that Mike is one of those lawyers."
"I strongly endorse this lawyer. Mr. Haber is a brilliant legal mind and respected by his peers. I have had the pleasure of co-answering many legal questions on the Avvo platform and Mr. Haber always has an insightful answer to share. I would not hesitate to count on Mr. Haber!"
"I have consistently seen Michael providing detailed and thoughtful responses to the many questions that pop-up in the Q&A section on Avvo. I have no doubt that he provides his clients with the same great legal advice."
"Simply put, Attorney Haber knows criminal defense. He is familiar with criminal statutes, the case law and criminal procedure. But what sets Attorney Haber apart is his mastery of strategy. Make no mistake, you are in excellent hands with Attorney Haber defending you. I fully recommend him."
"It has been my pleasure to work with Mr. Haber in the Avvo forums answering legal questions. Mr. Haber always has a grasp for the client's needs and his vast knowledge and experience lend to his ability to offer sound legal advice. After reviewing his astute legal guides, I was even further impressed. It is my pleasure to endorse this lawyer."
"A shark. I'd recommend Mr Haber to my family if they needed criminal defense, without a doubt. Highly experienced and well recommended."
"Mr. Haber is a skilled and experienced lawyer whose legal expertise is displayed through every answer he has written on Avvo and through the awards he has earned for his legal work. The reviews he has received reveal his dedication to applying his talents to the betterment of the lives of his clients. He is an asset to our profession, and it is my pleasure to endorse him. If either myself or any family member were arrested, the first call I would make would be to Michael."
"Attorney Haber and I met when I noticed that there was one attorney on Avvo that always answered the criminal law questions that come out first. I have reviewed hundreds of analyses by attorney Haber from injunctions to bond issues, and everything in-between. There is no attorney with a better conceptual understanding of the law and promptness in its truest form."
"I endorse this lawyer. Attorney Haber possesses the knowledge, expertise and dedication to help his client's navigate through the criminal justice system."
"Mr. Haber is an incredibly skilled criminal defense attorney. I am constantly amazed at the depth and breadth of his criminal defense knowledge. One needs to look no further than his Avvo guides and YouTube info videos to see that Mr. Haber is able to boil complex legal issues into terms that non-attorneys can understand. This rare and important skill allows Mr. Haber to more effectively communicate with juries to deliver favorable results for his clients. If I, or someone I cared about, was ever in trouble in the Dade County area, I would not hesitate to seek out Mr. Haber for representation."
"I endorse this lawyer. He is extremely knowledgeable about all areas of criminal defense. When other attorneys do not know how to resolve an issue, Mr. Haber always does . His clients love his aggressive demeanor that surely puts the Assistant State Attorneys he works with at a disadvantage. This area of law is constantly changing and you can bet Mr. Haber keeps up with all of the changes. I can't think of another lawyer I would recommend for criminal defense in Florida."
"I endorse this lawyer. Attorney Haber has shown consistent mastery of criminal defense topics and is an asset to the community."
"Mr. Haber is always willing to provide advice to both lawyer and clients alike. His answers are straightforward and pragmatic. Since I don't practice in the Miami area, Michael is an attorney that I would refer clients to without hesitation. I strongly endorse him."
"I endorse this lawyer. Extremely knowledgeable and generous with his free advice to the community. I look forward to reading his responses to community questions. Never disappointed."
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Michael earned significant contribution points in 2026.
I was arrested on April 17th, 2026. I bonded out n it's been 75 days n I dont have a court date.
03 Jul 2026
My probation officer is really being unfair I did 71 classes out of 108 of care and he would unblock
02 Jul 2026
What should I expect the offer to be or should it be dismissed?
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#HaberPA's VideoFAQ # 216) What happens at a Stand Your Ground / SYG Statutory Immunity Hearing?
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#HaberPA's VideoFAQ # 215) How do I use Stand Your Ground / SYG as a Defense to a Prosecution?
11 Aug 2020
#HaberPA's VideoFAQ # 294) Can I drive if I have a medical marijuana Rx?
11 Aug 2020