My boyfriend is sitting with 2 burglary of unoccupied dwelling/unarmed no assault or battery, but he has prior felonies what is

The two (2) Residential Burglary charges are each Second Degree Felonies (punishable by up to 15 years in prison). The two (2) drug sales...

Dui reduced to a reckless. Then got pulled over with a suspended license.

Mr. Fluke is absolutely correct. The Driving While License Suspended (with knowledge) charge is a criminal offense that will cause your probation...

I agree with Mr. Fluke. Unless you have a valid defense and plan on proceeding to a Trial on your case, MIP is often the best option. However, an...

I have a felony and a misdemeanor. I was given a withhold adjudication for both. Does this mean I have been convicted?

Mr. Heyman is right on point. If you do not have any prior convictions, you should be eligible to have that arrest record "sealed." It will be...

Pinellas county Division Q?

If you were sentenced in Division T (Judge Ley), then your case will remain in Judge Ley's courtroom unless your probation is violated for a...

Son arrested for felony assault, no witnesses, two stories. No priors, he's 18. When should we get an attorney?

I agree. It would be advisable to get an experienced criminal attorney ASAP. Our office handles all criminal matters throughout the Tampa Bay...

Adjudication witheld

As stated by the first two attorneys, this charge will show up on a background check (even if adjudication was withheld). Our Office handles...

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Could I be arrested?

I agree with Mr. Cordell that you "could" be arrested. However, the police are likely to want to have a witness to the theft (rather than just an...

What is the maximum sentence for a 2nd degree felony in a DUI charge?

I agree that this is a serious matter. DUI with Serious Bodily Injury is a Third Degree Felony (punishable by up to five (5) years in prison). ...

I have a child neglect charge that I was arrested for in 2005and adjudication was withheld. Can I have it sealed and/or expunged

If you received a "withhold of adjudication" (no conviction) and have never been convicted of any other offense or applied to have your arrest...