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Driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs in Florida is a serious offense with significant consequences. The state imposes various penalties that can impact not only your freedom but also your future opportunities. What are the possible direct penalties...
Police officers sometimes need to search personal property to obtain evidence for a criminal matter. But, they can’t lawfully do this without having a valid reason. The Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution enshrines specific protections for individuals...
The state of Florida can suspend your driver’s license for a variety of reasons. These reasons could include failing to provide the correct proof to specific agencies or failure to pay fines and fees such as traffic tickets. The state can also suspend your license as...
If you are arrested for DUI, the department of motor vehicles will try and suspend your license to operate a motor vehicle. Once your criminal case is over the criminal courts will try and revoke your driver’s license. What is the difference? How long will you...
Driving may be a daily part of your life in Florida, but it is a privilege in the eyes of the law. You do not have an inherent right to drive and must instead secure a license and comply with all Florida laws if you want to operate a motor vehicle in Florida....
When your child is facing criminal charges, it is likely you’re wondering about alternative options rather than jail time. You may have heard about programs that offer probation or rehabilitation to juvenile offenders, and hope that your child is eligible. What are...
Facing a charge of domestic violence battery is emotionally difficult and stressful enough. Knowing what to expect can alleviate some of the stress and worry associated with this particular legal charge. A charge of domestic violence battery, like other battery...
The revocation of your driver’s license is one of the standard penalties for a DUI in Florida. If you are convicted of a DUI you will lose your driving privileges for at least 180 days, possibly longer. Your prior criminal record, driving history and the presence of...
If you have a driver’s license you probably know the legal limit for blood alcohol content (BAC) is 0.08%. There are several factors at play; the ultimate question is, were you impaired while driving? The answer to this question starts with how your impairment was...
Whether your child is 14 or 40, when you receive a call that they are accused of a crime or arrested, it is always a shock. They asked you if you would help, and of course you said you would. After the phone call ended, you realized that you too need help. An attorney...