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Category Archives: Blog

Valrico Criminal Defense Attorneys – How is Bail Set?

What is the process of bail? Valrico criminal defense attorneys are often asked about how bail/bond is set in a criminal case.  First, it is worth mentioning and discussing what exact purpose a bail bond serves. Bail bonds are only intended to ensure your continued appearance at court proceedings.  The Court is relying on the […]

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Bail Bond – What is Bail Bond?

 First and foremost, it is worth discussing what does a bail bond even mean. It is essentially the monetary amount to ensure your appearance. It is principally in place to ensure someone’s appearance at court appearances, including trial and/or sentencing. The bail bond amount is set by a judge. Obviously, if you do not appear […]

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Injuctions – What is a Preliminary Hearing for Injunction?

  Tampa injunction attorneys are often asked about what their clients can expect at a preliminary hearing injunction.  Florida Statute Section 741.30 is the Florida Statute relating to the specifics of domestic violence injunction.  Both the Petitioner (person that filed the injunction) and the Respondent (person the injunction is filed against) will present evidence at […]

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Expungement of Criminal Records – How do I get my record expunged?

I want an Expungement of my Criminal Record, What Should I do?  Expungements are important because they clear records assisting folks in seeking employment, passing background checks, developing and maintaining future relationships and other activities of that nature. The Clearwater expungement attorneys of Hackworth Law are experienced in providing expungement services to our clients. Additionally, we […]

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Equitable Distribution: I Am Getting Divorced, What Happens to My Stuff?

During a divorce, one of the most difficult issues to resolve is equitable distribution. Basically, it is very difficult to determine who gets what. Fortunately in Florida, the Legislature has provided us a model or standard to determine the proper division of assets and liabilities ultimately. This division of property in a divorce is known as […]

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The Police Lied During My Arrest, What Can I Do?

If the you believe that the “police lied during my arrest” or misstated facts about the circumstances of your arrest, you need to quickly retain a criminal defense attorney to begin interviewing witnesses and collecting evidence to assist in the case before it is lost or destroyed.  Unfortunately, this issue has become so prevalent that even major […]

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Types of Injunctive Relief: Temporary, Preliminary and Permanent Injunctions

There are many forms of injunctive relief available in Florida.  An injunction is a court order telling someone to do something or preventing someone from doing something. Injunctions can be found in Florida Statute Section 741.30. There are 3 types of injunctions: temporary, preliminary, and permanent. There are 4 kinds of civil injunction petitions that can […]

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How can I stop the harassment from my ex?

In cases where domestic violence is taking place, a court may issue an injunction preventing a spouse from having contact with another spouse. An injunction is a court order that requires a party to do something or refrain from doing something. Injunctions are generally the most reliable and power means to stop your issue of stopping harassment from my […]

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Landlord is not making repairs? What are my rights as a tenant?

Once a person begins living in a house, apartment, mobile home, or condominium, he or she is considered a tenant under FL state law.  A tenant is entitled to the right of private, peaceful possession of the dwelling.  The landlord may only enter the dwelling in order to inspect the premises or to make necessary […]

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Am I entitled to Child Support? If so, how much?

The court may, at any time, require either parent to pay child support, or in some cases both parents. Frankly, you and your child may be missing out on valuable financial support by an absent father or mother. In almost all cases, child support is terminated on the child’s 18th birthday. The court will issue […]

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