Please fill out the following form to get a Free Case Evaluation.
Please fill out the following form to sign up for email updates.
Tampa Sealing Attorneys are often asked about the differences between sealing and expunging a criminal charge in Florida. Sealing a criminal charge provides less privacy and protections than expungement, but still protects individual’s one-time criminal charges from gathering further public attention. Sealing a charge results in the criminal file still being kept by the Clerk of […]
Learn More...Tampa criminal lawyers are often asked about the Florida criminal charge of Fleeing and Eluding since it is not necessarily self-descriptive. Fleeing and Eluding is most often charged in association with other criminal charges, like possession of a controlled substance/firearm or some other underlying charge. Fleeing and Eluding is governed by Florida Statute Section 316.1935. […]
Learn More...Many people that hire a Brandon Traffic Ticket Attorneys naturally wonder, when will my case even go before a judge? This certainly makes sense as this is many individuals’ first dealings in the criminal justice system and they simply want this matter resolved. Currently in Hillsborough County, the Clerk of Court is setting hearings for […]
Learn More...Florida Statute Section 316.193 offers the penalties for DUI. Tampa DUI attorneys are often asked about what sort of penalties folks can expect in their Tampa DUI case. We have broken down what you can expect on your DUI based on the number of the DUI. First DUI Fine – Minimum of $500 – Maximum […]
Learn More...Tampa violation of probation attorneys are often asked about whether the State Attorney’s Office can prove the VOP or violation of probation. Many individuals are challenged and frustrated by the fact that the State of Florida has such a low burden in proving violation of probation matters. The specific burden in these specific cases is […]
Learn More...Few hearings confuse folks involved in a Tampa family law case the elusive case management conference. As a Tampa family law attorney, I am asked more often about what is going to happen during a case management conference than any other hearing. I believe much of the confusion is derived by the name of the […]
Learn More...A Motion for Bond Reduction is an important tool for defense attorneys in assisting their clients to quickly and affordably get out of custody awaiting their trial. Tampa criminal defense attorneys are often asked about bond and even more importantly about reducing bond. As we discuss elsewhere on our Tampa criminal defense blog, bond is […]
Learn More...Florida Statute Section 748.048 regulates “cyber stalking” in Florida. Tampa Criminal Defense Attorneys are often asked about the above referenced charges because many times they’re used out of context both in the media and in our day-to-day conversations. For example, how many times have you ever heard someone say that they’re stalking someone in jest? […]
Learn More...Many Tampa criminal defense attorneys are asked by their clients what exactly a motion to suppress entails. A Motion to Suppress is a very important tool for Tampa criminal defense attorney, when working your case. Further, a motion to suppress is filed under Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure Rule 3.190, for your convenience, we have […]
Learn More...Tampa expungement attorneys are often asked about the specifics of expungement primarily because of folks’ interest in ensuring no one will ever find out about their prior criminal record. Expunging a charge in Florida is governed by Florida Statute Section 943.0585. Our firm routinely handles these services for folks throughout the entire State. Our Tampa […]
Learn More...