Areas Of Practice

Domestic violence isn’t just physical harm; it can also include emotional abuse, threats, harassment, and more. These charges can arise from misunderstandings, disagreements, or complex family dynamics. Learn More

Theft, or the unauthorized taking of property, can range from minor theft to grand theft, depending on the amount of the theft. We build an aggressive defense strategy tailored to your specific case, focusing on dismissal of the charges, reducing the charges or winning at trial. Every case is unique, and so is every client. We understand the stress and uncertainty of facing theft charges and are dedicated to offering a defense that is both aggressive and effective. Learn More

Federal crimes are offenses that violate U.S. federal laws. These can include a wide range of activities, from white-collar crimes like fraud to more serious offenses such as drug trafficking or internet crimes. Learn More

Criminal felonies in Florida can range from theft and drug offenses to more severe crimes like violent acts or major fraud. Learn More

Robbery is more than just theft; it often involves the use of force or intimidation. Learn More

Property crimes can vary widely, ranging from vandalism and graffiti to burglary and arson. Each type carries its own set of legal implications and potential consequences. Learn More

DUI charges, or driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, are serious matters. The consequences can range from fines and license suspension to more severe penalties like jail time. Learn More

Restraining orders, also known as protective orders, can have significant legal implications. For those seeking a restraining order, it's a step towards ensuring personal safety and peace of mind. Learn More

Drug crime laws can be complicated. They vary depending on the type of drug, the amount involved, and the nature of the offense. Learn More

Record sealing and expungement can be a life-changing process. When a record is sealed, it is hidden from public view, while expungement effectively erases it from your history. Learn More

Juvenile law deals with offenses committed by individuals who are under the age of 18. These cases are typically handled differently than adult cases, focusing more on rehabilitation rather than punishment. Learn More

Burglary involves entering a building or dwelling with the intent to commit an offense inside. It's a crime that is taken very seriously in Florida and can result in significant legal consequences. Learn More

Weapons charges can vary from unlawful possession or carrying of a firearm to the use of a weapon during the commission of a crime. Learn More

Assault and battery, though often mentioned together, are distinct charges. Assault is an intentional threat or attempt to cause harm to someone, while battery involves actual physical contact or harm. Learn More

Probation is often given instead of jail time and comes with specific conditions like meeting regularly with a probation officer, maintaining employment, and avoiding further legal trouble. Learn More

Warrants can be issued for various reasons, including failure to appear in court, unpaid fines, or as part of ongoing investigations. They can come as a surprise and disrupt your life, causing worry about the next steps. Learn More