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No, they cannot. As we discuss elsewhere on our Tampa Family Law Attorney blog, mediation is required in all Tampa Family Law matters regardless of whether it is a divorce matter, post judgment issue or paternity case. There are two types of mediation – public, through a mediator at the courthouse, and private, through a […]
Learn More...Aside from homes, the largest assets many folks have are their retirement accounts or pensions. Obviously, retirement accounts vary from business to business including accounts that are similar to annuities, accounts based on a portion of salary paid to an employee, etc. While pensions are also varied from State Funded Pensions for local government workers, […]
Learn More...Tampa violation of probation attorneys are constantly asked about violations of probation, and even more importantly, how quickly folks can get out of jail due to the no-bond status associated with a felony violation of probation. As we’ve discussed elsewhere on our Tampa violation of probation attorney blog, technical violations of probation in Tampa are […]
Learn More...Tampa Trial Attorneys are often asked about what “impeachment” means regards to witnesses testifying. In short, impeachment refers to essentially proving or identifying some sort of dishonesty or deception regarding a witness’s testimony. There are a number of ways to impeach a witness during their testimony. The most common ways of impeachment are identifying clear […]
Learn More...This is one of the most common questions asked by folks looking at the conclusion of their case. The most obvious answer is yes, of course, you can appeal it, but can you win is a very different analysis and matter. For example, someone that entered a plea to a criminal charge loses the ability […]
Learn More...Our Tampa Criminal Defense Attorneys are often asked this questions by normal folks, who unfortunately have their first brush with the law. Of course, they charges can range from driving under the influence, misdemeanor possession of marijuana, battery or other possession of controlled substance charges. Fortunately for most folks, there are ample opportunities for first […]
Learn More...Brandon Alimony Attorneys are nearly always asked about alimony and other financial issues during the pendency of the divorce case. In Florida, the court will evaluate Florida Statute Section 61.08, titled “Alimony” to determine whether to award alimony. Before analyzing the specific factors though, the court must first make a determination whether there’s been an […]
Learn More...Tampa Traffic Ticket Attorneys are often asked about the difference between “aggressive” careless driving and regular careless driving. From a statutory stand point, aggressive careless driving is regulated by Florida Statute Section 316.1923. This Statute requires an individual to commit two of six identified acts simultaneously or in succession to establish aggressive careless driving as […]
Learn More...Tampa Speeding Ticket Lawyers are often asked about this specific amounts on speeding tickets. Generally, the amounts for fines associated with speeding tickets are listed below: Less than 9 miles an hour-$76-$81 10-14 miles per hour-$137.50-$155.50 15 to 19 miles per hour-$158.50-$180.50 20 to 29 miles per hour-$178.50-$205.50 30 miles an hour>-$260.50-$305.50 It is worth […]
Learn More...Tampa Traffic Attorneys are often asked about careless driving because it’s often implicated in car accidents. Careless driving is regulated by Florida Statute Section 316.1925. Put simply, careless driving is failing to drive in a careful or prudent manner. What constitutes a careful or prudent manner is ultimately a decision to be made by the […]
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