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False Allegations: Fighting Lies of Domestic Violence

Defend Your Truth & Your Reputation It’s an unfortunate truth that a spouse, or spouse’s family member, may accuse you of domestic violence or abuse without the existence of actual violence. This may be for any number of reasons including anger, spite, to gain leverage in a divorce, or out of jealousy for a new relationship after separation. Regardless of the reason behind the allegations, if you ...

Florida’s Juvenile Justice System: Options for Incarceration

Anyone under the age of 18 who is arrested for a crime in Florida is processed through the Department of Juvenile Justice. Once a juvenile is considered “delinquent” or a minor in violation of a crime, the judge has two options for disposition: incarceration or non-incarceration. Quite often, when non-incarceration is applicable, probation is involved. Unfortunately, once a juvenile is in the ...

College Students and Crime: Common Offenses

Our Seminole County Criminal Defense Attorneys Are on Your Side The college experience often involves getting away from the watchful eye of parents, spending much more time with friends and often experimenting with new-found freedom. With this new freedom comes a responsibility to respect the law, but, sometimes, college students make mistakes. If you have been accused or arrested, act quickly and ...

What Is the Age of Consent in Florida?

If you are accused of a sex crime involving a minor under consenting age, you could face elevated criminal charges and more severe punishments. Below, we explain what you need to know about Florida’s age of consent laws and how these laws can affect your criminal charges. Age of Consent in Florida Age of consent is the legal age at which a minor can legally consent to participate in sexual ...

Sexual Assault Allegations – Next Steps

Being accused of sexual assault can have long-term consequences. If you are involved in a situation which may lead to sexual assault allegations, or you have already been wrongfully accused, it is important to take steps to protect your rights. Sexual assault charges may lead to fines, prison sentences, registration as a sex offender, and other legal punishments. Thus, you should take sexual ...