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- FAQ’s: Domestic Violence
- How is Domestic Violence Defined in Florida Law?
- If We Were Both Fighting, Why Was I the One Arrested for Domestic Violence?
- What is Domestic Violence Witness Tampering?
- What Happens During a First Appearance in a Florida Domestic Violence Case?
- Will I Get to Bond Out After a Florida Domestic Violence Arrest?
- Should I Fight Back Against a Domestic Violence Restraining Order?
- What Are the Best Defenses in Florida Domestic Violence Cases?
- What If I’ve Been Falsely Accused of Domestic Violence in Florida?
- What Do Prosecutors Have to Prove in a Florida Stalking / Domestic Violence Case?
- Do I Need to Hire an Attorney in a Domestic Violence Case or Can I Get By Representing Myself?
- What if an Accuser in a Florida Domestic Violence Case Doesn’t Cooperate With Prosecutors?
- Can Juveniles Be Arrested for Domestic Violence in Florida?
- Arrested for Florida Domestic Violence? Avoid These Mistakes That Could Hurt Your Case.
- How Serious Are the Penalties for Florida Domestic Violence Convictions?
- Will Having Prior Domestic Violence Convictions Impact My Current Case?
- Are Diversion Programs a Good Deal for Florida Domestic Violence Defendants?
- I Violated a Florida Domestic Violence Injunction. Now What?
- Will I Lose Custody of My Kids for a Florida Domestic Violence Charge or Conviction?
- What Happens When a Child Is Present During a Florida Domestic Violence Arrest?
- How Does a Florida Domestic Violence Arrest Impact My Pending Divorce?
- How Can I Protect My Career If I’m Arrested or Convicted of Florida Domestic Violence?
- I Have a Florida Domestic Violence Restraining Order Against Me, But My Spouse Wants to Make Up. What Can We Do?
- What Immigration Consequences Does a Florida Domestic Violence Conviction Have?
- Is Spanking a Child Considered Domestic Violence in Florida?
- What is Domestic Violence?
- Penalties for Domestic Violence
- Defenses for Domestic Violence
- Batterers’ Intervention
- Domestic Battery by Strangulation
- Domestic Violence and Divorce / Child Custody
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- Domestic Violence Assault
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- Domestic Violence Felony Battery
- Domestic Violence Stalking
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- Domestic Violence Interfering With 911 Call
- Sealing / Removal of Civil Restraining Orders
- Violating a Florida Restraining Order
- FAQ’s: Domestic Violence
- Florida Airport Crimes
- Disorderly Conduct at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
- Knife Possession at Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport
- Knife Possession at Miami International Airport
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- Gun Possession at Miami International Airport – Criminal Charges
- Gun Possession at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport – Criminal Charges
- Gun Possession at Palm Beach International Airport – Criminal Charges
- Drug Crimes
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- Carrying a Concealed Weapon
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- Stand Your Ground
- Felon in Possession of a Firearm
- F.S. 790.06 – Carrying a Firearm in Restricted Places
- F.S. 790.06(12)(a)(12) – Gun Possession at a Bar, Brewery or Nightclub in Fort Lauderdale
- F.S. 790.06(12)(a)(9) – Carrying a Firearm at a School
- F.S. 790.151 – Using a Gun Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs
- F.S.790.15 – Unlawful Discharge of a Firearm
- F.S. 790.23 – Convicted Felon in Possession of a Firearm
- F.S. 790.233 – Gun Possession After Restraining Order
- F.S. 784.05(3) – Leaving a Loaded Gun Within Easy Access of a Minor
- F.S. 790.07 & F.S. 775.087 – Florida Firearm Enhancements
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- Florida Criminal Defense Lawyer FAQ
- Do I Really Need to Hire a Florida Defense Lawyer?
- How Much Does a Florida Criminal Defense Lawyer Cost?
- Should I Speak to the Police?
- Do I Need a Defense Lawyer for a Florida Traffic Ticket?
- What is Reasonable Suspicion in a Florida Criminal Case?
- What is Probable Cause in a Florida Criminal Case?
- What’s the Difference Between a Felony and a Misdemeanor in Florida?
- Do I Have to Allow Police to Search My Car or House?
- Should I Tell My Florida Defense Attorney If I’m Guilty?
- Can Police Stop and Search Me on the Street for No Reason?
- What is Protected in Attorney-Client Privilege in Florida Criminal Cases?
- What Should I Do If There’s a Warrant Out for My Arrest in Florida?
- How Does Posting Bail Work in Florida?
- Should I Be Concerned About Bail Algorithms in Broward County?
- What Are Aggravated Factors and Mitigating Circumstances in Florida Criminal Cases?
- I’m Innocent. Do I Still Need a Fort Lauderdale Defense Lawyer?
- I’m Guilty. Do I Still Need a Fort Lauderdale Defense Lawyer?
- Hiring a Private Florida Defense Attorney vs. Using an Appointed Public Defender
- How Much Does a Fort Lauderdale Defense Attorney Cost?
- Is Every Defendant Entitled to a Free, Appointed Defense Lawyer in Florida?
- Do Under-18 Juveniles Need a Fort Lauderdale Defense Lawyer?
- What Happens if I’m Arrested in Florida, But Live Out-of-State?
- Am I a “First Time Offender” in Florida if I Have a Criminal Record in Another State?
- I’m a College Student. How Will a Florida Arrest Impact My Education?
- I’m in the Military. How Will a Florida Arrest Impact My Position?
- I Have a Professional License. How Will a Florida Arrest Impact My Career?
- I’m a Co-Parent. How Will a Florida Arrest Impact My Child Custody Case?
- I’m an Immigrant. How Will a Florida Arrest Impact My Residency Status?
- My Child Has Been Arrested in South Florida. What Should I Do?
- Can Social Media Be Used Against Me in Court?
- Can I Talk to My Friends and Family About My Florida Criminal Case?
- The Victim in my Florida Criminal Case Wants to Drop the Charges. Am I in the Clear?
- Can I Be Convicted in Florida Even if I Didn’t Know I Was Committing a Crime?
- Who Can Give Consent to Search a Florida Apartment?
- Can the Police in Florida Search My Car if It’s Been Towed?
- Do Police in Florida Have to Read Miranda Rights Before Talking to a Suspect?
- What’s the Exclusionary Rule? Will it Help Me Suppress Damaging Evidence in a Florida Case?
- If I Wasn’t Actually Arrested, Can I Still Be Charged With a Crime in Florida?
- Can Police in Florida Scan or Swipe My Credit Card for Evidence?
- Can Police in Florida Seize My Phone and Search it for Evidence?
- How Fast is a “Speedy Trial” in Florida? Should I Waive That Right?
- Will My Criminal Case Actually Go to Trial?
- Can I Change My Defense Lawyer in the Middle of a Florida Criminal Case?
- Is it Ever a Good Idea for Florida Defendants to Represent Themselves?
- Can I Postpone the Civil Lawsuit Against Me Until the Florida Criminal Case is Over?
- Criminal vs. Civil Liability in Florida: Why “Not Guilty” Doesn’t Always Mean “Not Liable”
- What Are the Benefits of a Fort Lauderdale Plea Bargain?
- Will I Get a Harsher Criminal Sentence If I Lose After Refusing a Plea Deal?
- Is My Broward Criminal Case Eligible for a Diversion Program?
- What Does it Mean to Withhold Adjudication in Florida Criminal Cases?
- What Does a No Contest Plea Mean in Florida Criminal Cases?
- What’s a Florida Criminal Scoresheet?
- Can a Broward Criminal Defense Lawyer Guarantee Good Results?
- Can I Move if I’m on Probation in Florida?
- I’m on Probation in Florida and Got Arrested Again. Now What?
- How Hard is it to Win a Florida Criminal Case Appeal?
- Should I Hire a Florida Appellate Lawyer?
- Can I Get My Florida Conviction Expunged or Sealed?
- Probation Related Issues
- White Collar Crimes
- Florida Criminal Statutes
- F.S. 784.049 – Sexual Cyberharassment in Florida
- F.S. 784.048 – Cyberstalking in Florida
- F.S. 1006.147 – Cyberbullying in Florida
- F.S. 847.0141 – Sexting in Florida
- F.S. 847.011 – Dissemination of Obscene Materials
- F.S. 847.0135 – Computer Pornography
- F.S. 847.012, F.S. 847.013, F.S. 847.0133 – Protecting Minors From Harmful or Obscene Materials
- F.S. 847.0137, F.S. 847.0138 – Transmission of Porn or Other Materials Harmful to Minors
- F.S. 316.193 – DUI, Driving Under the Influence
- F.S. 322.2616 – Underage DUI, License Suspension
- F.S. 322.2615 – DUI License Suspension
- F.S. 316.1936 – Open Container Alcohol in Vehicle
- F.S. 327.35 – Boating Under the Influence
- F.S. 790.06(12)(a)(14) – Gun Possession at FLL Airport Fort Lauderdale
- F.S. 782.071, F.S. 316.193(3)(c)(3), F.S. 316.027 – Florida Fatal Crash Criminal Charges
- F.S. 856.011, F.S. 856.015, F.S. 562.11, F.S. 562.111 – Drunkenness, House Parties and Alcohol-Related Offenses
- F.S. 893.13, F.S. 893.135, F.S. 893.147, F.S. 777.04 – Florida Drug Crimes
- F.S. 784.011, F.S. 784.021 – Florida Assault Offenses
- F.S. 784.03, F.S. 784.031, F.S. 784.041, F.S. 784.045 – Florida Battery Offenses
- F.S. 784.07, F.S. 784.08, F.S. 784.045(2)(b) – Assault/Battery Against Protected Classes of Adults
- F.S. 784.047 – Violation of Protective Orders in Fort Lauderdale
- F.S. 784.05 – Culpable Negligence Offenses
- WE DO NOT REPRESENT VICTIMS OF ELDERLY ABUSE – WE REPRESENT THOSE ACCUSED OR ARRESTED – F.S. 825.102, F.S. 825.103 – Abuse, Neglect & Exploitation Against Elderly and Disabled Adults –
- F.S. 827.03 – Child Abuse & Neglect
- F.S. 812.014 – Theft
- F.S. 812.0145 – Theft From Persons 65 or Older
- F.S. 812.019 – Dealing in Stolen Property
- F.S. 812.0195 – Dealing in Stolen Property By Use of the Internet
- F.S. 817.60 – Theft, Obtaining Credit Card Through Fraudulent Means
- F.S. 812.13, F.S. 812.131, F.S. 812.133, F.S. 812.135 – Florida Robbery Offenses
- F.S. 801.02, F.S. 810.06, F.S. 843.22 – Florida Burglary Offenses
- F.S. 810.08, F.S. 810.09, F.S. 810.095, F.S. 810.098, F.S. 810.0975 – Trespassing Offenses
- F.S. 843.01, F.S. 843.02, F.S. 843.08, F.S. 843.23 – Florida Obstruction Offenses
- F.S. 806.13 – Florida Criminal Mischief Offenses
- F.S. 823.01 – Florida Nuisance Offenses
- F.S. 870.01, F.S. 871.01, F.S. 871.015, F.S. 810.15 – Unlawful Protests
- F.S. 796.07, F.S. 796.04, F.S. 796.05, F.S. 787.06 – Florida Prostitution Offenses
- F.S. 800.03 – Indecent Exposure in Florida
- F.S. 794.011, F.S. 794.05, F.S. 800.101, F.S. 825.1025 – Florida Sex Crimes
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