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May
While the subject of property division might seem easy, it can quickly become confusing when personal injury award settlements are involved. The time you receive the compensation and the types of damages you are being compensated for determine whether it becomes marital property...
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May
Apart from disability benefits, ongoing physical therapy, and medical care, workers' compensation also gives death benefits. However, these benefits do not come to beneficiaries automatically. There is also the question of how much it should be and the people that should be...
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May
Did you know not every search or arrest requires a warrant? Florida law outlines exceptions that allow police officers to arrest someone or to search their property without the need for a judge to issue a warrant first. Our criminal defense attorneys explain how warrantless searc...
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May
If you have been charged with an alcohol-related infraction, it is important to understand which laws may affect your case and what penalties you may be facing. Our criminal defense attorneys provide some answers to common questions about alcohol infractions in Florida and explai...
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May
If you've been injured at work, you are solely responsible for reporting your injury to obtain the financial help you may need to be treated effectively and recover fully. Filing for workers’ comp, however, can be a complicated legal process. When mistakes are made in...
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May
You may have heard the term thrown around on the news and TV shows, but what does it mean to be charged with possession of drug paraphernalia in Florida? It is not unusual for someone to receive multiple drug-related charges on the same occasion, and possession of drug parapherna...
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May
A law enforcement officer entering a home with a warrant in hand is a traditional scene for most fictional shows on TV and movies depicting the criminal justice system in the U.S. But how do warrants work in a criminal case in real life? Our criminal defense attorneys explain wha...
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May
In Florida, individuals placed on probation must adhere to a strict set of rules to remain out of jail. Receiving a new criminal offense charge while on probation has many negative consequences. Our criminal defense attorneys have assisted many clients dealing with a new charge w...
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May
One of the first stages of a criminal case in Florida is usually a hearing referred to as a Pretrial Conference. This is an important step that will greatly influence the outcome of your case and the severity of your charges. If you have been notified of an upcoming pretrial conf...
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May
Missing your court date for a criminal case in Tampa, FL is not something to be taken lightly. In most cases, a warrant will be issued for your arrest. If you are currently dealing with this situation, remain calm and reach out to a criminal defense attorney. While having an acti...
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